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Calls to National Rape Crisis Helpline 24-hour helpline surpassed the 20,000 mark for the first time last year…A record-high of 22,700 calls were logged, which is an increase of 20% compared to the previous year, of those seeking support for sexual violence across the country.The figures are contained in the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's annual report for 2024 and Chief Executive of the DRCC, Rachel Morrogh joins Kieran to discuss.1800 77 88 88 - 24-hour National Rape Crisis Helpline

A new survey from the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre is shedding light on people's attitudes towards sexual violence…The research shows that many people retain victim-blaming views, with 1 in 5 believing that there are ‘a lot' of false rape claims, and 1 in 6 people saying that someone who is raped while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is partly responsible for that happening to them.Joining Kieran to discuss this is CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, Rachel Morrogh and Clinical Psychotherapist Stephanie Regan.Image: @DublinRCC on Twitter

Join us this Sunday as we officially launch three services at DRCC! We're on a mission to create Room for One More; one more person, one more family, one more community to experience the hope of Christ and catch the vision for how our lives can make a difference in the Kingdom of God. As we celebrate the launch of our third service, we'll dive into the story of two sons and their desperate attempts to find vision and purpose for their lives. What does it mean for us to create room for others or accept the room created for us? Let's discover it together!

According to figures from Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, less than half of men believe that people make up accusations, with 25 percent believing that consent is not as big an issue it is made out to be.Is there an issue with how men see consent and sex and what can be done to help educate men in this endeavor?Eve McDowell Communications and Engagement Officer with Active Consent and David Hall, CEO of Sonas Domestic Violence Charity join Kieran to discuss.

Today on the show - Sean Defoe brought us the latest details of the deal reached in the Government formation talks, the VFI spoke to Alan about the impact of yet another price increase by Diageo on their members and the DRCC spoke about this new trend where by apps are using AI to send naked pictures . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we dive into a lesser-known compilation from Dundee, 1996, titled 'After the Storm', which was created to raise funds for 18U. We explore the tracks, uncovering a mix of genres from 80s power ballads to 90s dance and country influences. There's a lot of colourful and, shall we say, sometimes questionable, musical efforts showcased in this CD, and as ever we humorously navigate the ups and downs of their listening experience. Highlights include oddities like George McFarlane's rap experiment and a cheerful dance track by Bliss. They wrap up with an existential crisis triggered by Real Gone Kid by Deacon Blue. But it's all for your entertainment, so it's all good. Oh, and yeah cause this week is particularly heavy the first 18 minutes or so are about Trump winning the US election. So feel free to skip ahead if that doesn't tickle your fancy. 00:00 Introduction and Birthday Banter 00:57 Post-Birthday Blues and Football Highlights 02:20 Political Discussion: Election Results and Reactions 06:31 The Impact of Information Economy on Politics 09:32 Misogyny and Conservative Trends in Gen Z 11:40 The GOP's Transformation and Democratic Challenges 16:11 Crypto Bros and Political Discourse 17:19 Middle Eastern Vote and Political Puritanism 18:32 Music Podcast Transition and Upcoming Topics 44:41 Country Vibes and Musical Influences 45:47 Highland Cowpunk and Unique Instrumentation 48:08 Exploring George McFarlane's Musical Journey 51:40 Dundee's Musical Scene and Hidden Gems 57:07 Ian Cusick: A Deep Dive 01:01:24 90s Dance Nostalgia with Bliss and Lucy Jules 01:04:42 Gary Clark and King L 01:07:37 Michael Marra: Dundee's Bard 01:19:10 Final Thoughts and Reflections

This episode was provided in Partnership with Alliant Insurance Services.We are experiencing a surge in students nationwide who are in need of mental health supports. Involvement in school athletics has the potential to greatly benefit both the physical and mental health and well-being of students. However, student athletes often face enormous pressures to succeed, both athletically and academically. For any student athlete, there is also the challenge of learning to cope with the emotional rollercoaster that inevitably comes with athletic competition. In addition, for many student athletes, the coach is the school employee who knows that student better than any other staff member, and may be the first to recognize subtle changes in the student's demeanor or behavior. In this podcast episode, participants will learn about the legal requirements relevant to addressing student mental health issues, the critical role of the coach and athletic director, and key protocols for creating a safety net to support all student athletes. Host - David Nash, Esq., Director of Legal Education and National Outreach, FEAGuests - Maureen A. Brogan, LPC, ACS, DAAETS, DRCC, Program Manager, Traumatic Loss Coalitions for Youth (TLC), Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care; Michael Stoia, Athletic Director, Red Bank Regional High School District; Lori Todd, MA, LPC, ACS, Student Assistance Counselor, Red Bank Regional High School District

A report released today shows that there were a record 18,605 calls to the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's national helpline last year. Rachel Morrogh, CEO of DRCC joins guest host Adrian Kennedy along with Sarah Grace, Solicitor, author and survivor of sexual assault, to discuss.

Following our 1st Corinthians sermon series, Damascus Road is offering a late Spring class exploring key themes in 1st Corinthians. This class will be co-taught by DRCC's retired Founding Pastor, Richard Fredericks, PhD, and Teaching Team Pastor, Michelle Rader, M.A. They will explore in greater depth some of the rich themes of 1st Corinthians, especially focusing on Paul's narrative of how the “message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor 1:18).They will explore how that “foolishness” plays out in counter-cultural ways for Christian community, including transformed ways of understanding weakness, unity, interdependence, honoring others, and interpersonal relations.If you want to “go deeper” in 1st Corinthians, this class is for you!

Following our 1st Corinthians sermon series, Damascus Road is offering a late Spring class exploring key themes in 1st Corinthians. This class will be co-taught by DRCC's retired Founding Pastor, Richard Fredericks, PhD, and Teaching Team Pastor, Michelle Rader, M.A. They will explore in greater depth some of the rich themes of 1st Corinthians, especially focusing on Paul's narrative of how the “message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor 1:18).They will explore how that “foolishness” plays out in counter-cultural ways for Christian community, including transformed ways of understanding weakness, unity, interdependence, honoring others, and interpersonal relations.If you want to “go deeper” in 1st Corinthians, this class is for you!

Following our 1st Corinthians sermon series, Damascus Road is offering a late Spring class exploring key themes in 1st Corinthians. This class will be co-taught by DRCC's retired Founding Pastor, Richard Fredericks, PhD, and Teaching Team Pastor, Michelle Rader, M.A. They will explore in greater depth some of the rich themes of 1st Corinthians, especially focusing on Paul's narrative of how the “message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor 1:18).They will explore how that “foolishness” plays out in counter-cultural ways for Christian community, including transformed ways of understanding weakness, unity, interdependence, honoring others, and interpersonal relations.If you want to “go deeper” in 1st Corinthians, this class is for you!

Following our 1st Corinthians sermon series, Damascus Road is offering a late Spring class exploring key themes in 1st Corinthians. This class will be co-taught by DRCC's retired Founding Pastor, Richard Fredericks, PhD, and Teaching Team Pastor, Michelle Rader, M.A. They will explore in greater depth some of the rich themes of 1st Corinthians, especially focusing on Paul's narrative of how the “message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor 1:18).They will explore how that “foolishness” plays out in counter-cultural ways for Christian community, including transformed ways of understanding weakness, unity, interdependence, honoring others, and interpersonal relations.If you want to “go deeper” in 1st Corinthians, this class is for you!

Following our 1st Corinthians sermon series, Damascus Road is offering a late Spring class exploring key themes in 1st Corinthians. This class will be co-taught by DRCC's retired Founding Pastor, Richard Fredericks, PhD, and Teaching Team Pastor, Michelle Rader, M.A. They will explore in greater depth some of the rich themes of 1st Corinthians, especially focusing on Paul's narrative of how the “message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor 1:18).They will explore how that “foolishness” plays out in counter-cultural ways for Christian community, including transformed ways of understanding weakness, unity, interdependence, honoring others, and interpersonal relations.If you want to “go deeper” in 1st Corinthians, this class is for you!

Following our 1st Corinthians sermon series, Damascus Road is offering a late Spring class exploring key themes in 1st Corinthians. This class will be co-taught by DRCC's retired Founding Pastor, Richard Fredericks, PhD, and Teaching Team Pastor, Michelle Rader, M.A. They will explore in greater depth some of the rich themes of 1st Corinthians, especially focusing on Paul's narrative of how the “message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor 1:18).They will explore how that “foolishness” plays out in counter-cultural ways for Christian community, including transformed ways of understanding weakness, unity, interdependence, honoring others, and interpersonal relations.If you want to “go deeper” in 1st Corinthians, this class is for you!

Following our 1st Corinthians sermon series, Damascus Road is offering a late Spring class exploring key themes in 1st Corinthians. This class will be co-taught by DRCC's retired Founding Pastor, Richard Fredericks, PhD, and Teaching Team Pastor, Michelle Rader, M.A. They will explore in greater depth some of the rich themes of 1st Corinthians, especially focusing on Paul's narrative of how the “message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God” (1 Cor 1:18).They will explore how that “foolishness” plays out in counter-cultural ways for Christian community, including transformed ways of understanding weakness, unity, interdependence, honoring others, and interpersonal relations.If you want to “go deeper” in 1st Corinthians, this class is for you!

Last week Michelle shared some really good advice with us that she gleaned from the apostle Paul's introduction to the letter to the Corinthians; she said that if you have to deliver a hard word to someone it's a really good idea to start with the positives before you get to the negatives.That's a good word for all of us.But this week we will get to Paul's hard word for the Corinthian church which is pretty dramatic. Paul starts chapter 3 by saying – and this is my paraphrase – “you guys are acting like a bunch of babies! Grow up, why don't ya!” Seriously, that's what he says; check it out for yourself. The apostle Paul uses the same insult that many of us have screamed in exasperation at an annoying sibling or immature friend. (I wonder if any of the Corinthian believers heard the letter and thought to themselves “I know you are but what am I?”)But what in the world created this level of frustration for Paul? What drove him to be so harsh with a whole community of Jesus-followers?! And, here's a scary thought: what would the apostle Paul say to us if he showed up to DRCC on Sunday morning?!Join us this week as we continue our journey through the letter to the Corinthian church by focusing in on chapters 3 & 4 (for those that like to do homework and read the text ahead of time). This week we will add some color and background to Paul's words and see if we can locate ourselves in the story of the Corinthian church.

Come join us this Sunday as we explore the promise that Christ made to his disciples the very same night that he was betrayed and arrested. In John 14:18, Jesus comforts his disciples with these powerful words: “I will not leave you as orphans, I will come to you.” Apart from Christ, we are spiritual orphans, but in Christ, we have been adopted into God's family. Together, we will take a closer look at Romans 8 and what all of this means for us and how we are to live in 2023.DRCC will be joining churches throughout the world this weekend in celebrating Orphan Sunday, an opportunity to explore God's heart for orphans and the role that the church is being called to play.

Seolfaidh an t-Aire Roderic O'Gorman tuarascáil bhliantúil an Ionaid Éigeandála agus Éigniú Bhaile Átha Claith, an DRCC, inniu.

Get out and about to serve! Our Lord and Savior, Jesus, came to serve!For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45DRCC loves to serve! Why?Because we, like many of the people who came before us that we encounter in the Bible, have encountered the living God, and are compelled to “get out” there and serve others!When we realize how much God loves us, and we see His glory, we are filled with joy and we are overflowing with God's love and we share it with others in actionable ways, loving our families and our neighbors—whether they are around the block or around the world.Through our service to one another, our relationships with one another and with our Creator grow deeper and stronger. We enjoy the fruit of the rhythm of service!So join us as we worship together and “get out” there and serve together!

Host - David Nash, Esq., Director of Legal Education and National Outreach, FEAGuest - Maureen A. Brogan, LPC, ACS, DAAETS, DRCC, Program Manager, Traumatic Loss Coalitions for Youth (TLC), Rutgers University Behavioral Health CareRecent data suggests an alarming spike in mental health needs for students and staff in our public schools. In this episode, participants will learn about legal requirements under state and federal law related to addressing mental health needs, including a new State law regarding depression screening for students, expansions of state requirements related to health insurance coverage, an overview of the interactive process and reasonable accommodations, and key mental health considerations related to school security.

But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. 1 Peter 2:9 Chosen... As the Israelites were chosen, as the disciples were chosen, and as Jesus expanded His ministry to include the gentiles—the Samaritans, the Greeks, people of all nations, YOU too are CHOSEN! You are chosen to be part of God's Holy Nation! I'm so pumped to be part of the biggest nation on earth with you—the Kingdom of God! So come celebrate with us this Sunday—let's join together to PRAISE Him and celebrate what He had done and what He is doing in DRCC missions across the globe as we simultaneously look forward to what God is going to do in the coming year! Is it your turn to go? I'm praying for God's calling on YOUR life—whether you're called to serve alongside one of our international or local mission partners or in the context of your job, school, or neighborhood—we're all called to love like extravagantly like Christ loves us!

Today on the show - We spoke with Social Justice Ireland about they would like to see Government do with the unexpected Budget surplus. CSO figures show that 4 in 10 Irish adults have experienced sexual violence in their lifetime, Noeline Blackwell of the DRCC spoke to us about these shocking stats and Labour's Spokepserson on Enterprise, Ged Nash called for an end to "price gouging" by supermarkets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on the show - Gino Kenny gives us his thoughts on the Citizen's Assembly on drugs, Noeline Blackwell of the DRCC speaks to us about the launch of a new guide aimed at helping survivors of sexual violence navigate the legal system for their case and Damien McGinty of Border Communities Against Brexit spoke to us about the 25th anniversary of the GFA and what it's meant to border counties Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's news catch-up with journalist Aoife Moore features the fallout from the eviction ban and the general sense of further impending doom when it comes to housing in Ireland, Kellie Harrington's worst ever interview and lots more besides. I chat to Sarah Monaghan, project manager of the DRCC's We Consent campaign. Is it possible to change Ireland's culture around consent? (I really hope so.) PLUS, Esther O'Moore Donohoe and I discuss the cultural gift that is the Gwyneth trial, the glory of Paul O'Grady (RIP) and say fair play to Emily Ratajkowski who's been enjoying a public smooch with Harry Styles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining me this week is Sarah Monaghan from Dublin Rape Crisis centre who is here to chat to me about their recent We-Consent campaign, which shows that consent can be playful as well as essential. There is a trigger warning for sexual violence for this episode. Find out more at @weconsentirl or contact DRCC at 1800 778 888   Support us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Dear Family and Friends,It hardly seems possible that I preached my first sermon at our church in 2001. I hope you can join us this Sunday as I will be preaching my last sermon at DRCC. While Erika and I feel deep sadness, sadness isn't the only emotion we feel. We are grateful for the many kingdom stories we have been privileged to be a part of. I am grateful to have the opportunity to speak to you one last time on Sunday to share my heart with you—to convey both my gratitude to you and to encourage you to stay rooted in Jesus. I am praying God's grace and wisdom on you and our leaders and I am praying for DRCC to experience greater kingdom victories in the future.

Today on the show - Housing advocate Peter McVerry responds to the findings of the new IBEC report on housing , Noeline Blackwell of the DRCC discusses the increase in the number of people using the services of the country's sexual assault units and Prof Luke Clancy outlines why Ireland should be involved in the bid to make Europe smoke free by 2030 - these stories and more covered this morning Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We will conclude our sermon series, Immerse, this week, where we have been immersing ourselves in the words of the New Testament. I am really looking forward to this Sunday. Many of you will remember Dr. Solomon Wang from earlier this year. He is the Vice-President of Convoy of Hope and DRCC made a very generous donation to Convoy's work in Ukraine. I invited Dr. Wang to bring the message this Sunday. I don't want to give anything away, but you will see this weekend how the funds that were raised for Ukraine from our church is impacting Ukrainian refugees in Poland – there is a cool story here, but I'll let Dr. Wang share that. He will also be wrapping up our journey through the New Testament with a powerful message.

Today on the show : We spoke with Justice Minister, Helen McEntee on the new licensing laws from Govt. Colm Markey discussed the merits of the retrofitting scheme. Noeline Blackwell of DRCC decribed the recent increase in the number of reported spiking incidents as worrying and Peadar Toibin challenged the Taoiseach on Govt's response to the housing crisis - these stories and more covered today Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Come join us this Sunday as we celebrate Father's Day, Kids Camp, and dive into the parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32). As He often did, Jesus used this parable to challenge the religious establishment of His own day. However, it's also a challenge to all of us today, calling us to examine our own hearts and homes, and to reflect on the extravagant love of God. God is on the move at DRCC – don't miss the party on Sunday!

https://bit.ly/3xqtblr (View resources discussed during this episode, including available online courses.) Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE Director interviews Maureen Brogan, LPC, ACS, DAAETS, DRCC, Statewide Coordinator, Traumatic Loss Coalitions for Youth, Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care. In this episode, learn about key considerations and strategies for educators, counselors and parents about how to discuss the horrific events in Uvalde, Texas and other school shootings with children. Listeners will hear about key tips for having discussions with children at various ages and developmental levels, learn about the importance of helping children process the information they are receiving from social media and other sources, and help adults recognize the issues that they may need to process and address in order to be equipped to speak with children. 

We are launching a three-week series this Sunday, looking at some revolutionary ideas Jesus unleashed that were game changers. This weekend, I will look at one of the most remarkable passages in the book of Acts. It documents how the church was formed, how it functioned, and what it was known for in its earliest days. This passage is crucial if we are to catch the vision for us as a church and as individuals. Imagine a community where we continue to form and sustain a culture where people bring people to meet Jesus, where every follower of Jesus is on a pathway of growth, and disciples making disciples become the norm. Imagine people embodying the church in their homes, neighborhoods, workplaces and every domain of our region and beyond. Imagine a place in our world where each person discovers their soul's innermost purpose and missional impulse to make a difference in our world (where anyone can come, no one is perfect, and extraordinary things start to happen). Then imagine every individual in DRCC fully grasping what God offers us in Jesus and living out of that identity – a child of God, redeemed, restored and reconciled; knowing that in Jesus, your past has no power over you and your future is secure. And in Jesus, you get to be part of the church that hell can't stop!

Kaitlin V. Cartoccio, MPH, MCHES, DRCC works as a Community Program Coordinator and Health Educator at Bernards Township Health Department. Additionally, Kaitlin is a proud member of the de Beaumont Foundation 2020 40 Under 40 in Public Health. Kaitlin is a passionate health educator specifically interested in health behavior, mental health, substance misuse, communicable disease, and risk communication. She got credits at Raritan Valley Community College before completing her Bachelor of Science in Public Health at Temple University. She then went on to get her Master of Public Health at Rutgers University. And currently works as a Community Program Coordinator and Health Educator at Bernards Township Health Department.Kaitilin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaitlin-v-cartoccio/Omari on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thephmillennial/ Omari on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/omari-richins-mph/Website: https://www.thephmillennial.comShownotes: https://thephmillennial.com/episode99All ways to support The Public Health Millennial: https://thephmillennial.com/support/Support The Public Health Millennial: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thephmillennialShop at The Public Health Millennial Store for discount: https://thephmillennial.com/shop/Email List: https://thephmillennial.com/signup/Support the show (http://paypal.me/thePHmillennial)Support the show (http://paypal.me/thePHmillennial)

On this episode of the Hope Exists Podcast, Sheriff Scheffler discusses Youth Mental Health First Aid with Jaime Angelini, MA, DRCC, AMTP-Statewide Director of Disaster Services and Special Projects for the Mental Health Association in NJ and Victoria Johnson, LSW, MSW-Director of Behavioral Health Services of the Boys and Girls Club in Atlantic City.

Usando dados pessoais vazados na internet ou contando com a ajuda de funcionários de empresas terceirizadas das operadoras de telefonia, criminosos estão clonando chips de linhas telefônicas de celulares. O golpe conhecido como SIM Swap começa quando o bandido tem acesso aos dados pessoais da vítima como RG, CPF e endereço. Com essas informações, o suspeito entra em contato com a operadora, geralmente, por meio de ligação telefônica. Como se fosse o cliente, o golpista alega que o chip está com problema e solicita a atualização para outro dispositivo. Após a conclusão do serviço, o bandido passa a ter controle da linha e pode ter acesso às redes sociais e outros aplicativos. O titular da Delegacia de Repressão aos Crimes Cibernéticos (DRCC), delegado Brenno Andrade, explica que quando o criminoso tem domínio do chip, recebe as mensagens destinadas ao número clonado, inclusive, aquelas de autenticação das redes sociais. Em entrevista à CBN Vitória, ele orienta como se proteger desse tipo de golpe.

Nos últimos dias casos de usuários de redes sociais que estão tendo suas contas invadidas têm ganhado destaque na Internet. Exemplo recente foi do chef Juarez Campos que informou que não conseguiu recuperar sua conta no Instagram, alvo de hackers desde o dia 11 de dezembro. “Tentei todos os recursos técnicos e judiciais para recuperá-la ou tirá-la do ar e não consegui”. A conta @juarezcampos, com mais de 15 mil seguidores, está sendo usada pelos criminosos para vender produtos em nome do chef. Segundo Juarez, uma médica conhecida dele já comprou R$ 5,2 mil em produtos no endereço hackeado. Em entrevista à CBN Vitória, o titular da Delegacia Especializada de Repressão aos Crimes Cibernéticos (DRCC), delegado Brenno Andrade, orienta sobre o que fazer caso tenha sua conta de rede social invadida. Acompanhe as explicações completas!

Hope! We all hope for something. Lack of hope is death to the human soul. But what happens when the thing you are hoping for is taking a very long time or worse, never happens? What do you do with the weary burden of hopelessness? Where can we find fresh and abiding hope? We are looking at the Christmas story these days from the lens of a weary world. A world that Jesus came into and called all the weary ones to exchange their weariness for His rest. Join us this weekend as we experience the thrill of hope Christmas brought to people then and brings to people now (and don't miss part 2 of our special video production of the Christmas story told through the words of DRCC kids!).

This week we continue our Philippians series - following up on last week's stirring description of greatness according to Christ. Philippians 2:5-11 is clearly the climax of the letter - really of New Testament theology as a whole. We'll look at the rest of chapter 2 and Paul's description of what it looks like to live in light of the Christ Hymn. We'll see that Paul envisions lives that mirror Christ's life - lives of sacrificial service, lives of love and joy, lives that shine and bring light to others. In a dark and crooked world, Paul envisions Christians living in communities that are bright little points of light, beacons of hope and comfort. That vision is just as much our call today as it was in Philippi. We'll also be celebrating Richard and Sallie Fredericks, the founding couple of Damascus Road Community Church. We will share the story of how DRCC came to be, and the vision that continues to guide and radiate out the love of Christ into our community. Whether you're new or been around a long time, you won't want to miss the opportunity to celebrate this wonderful couple.

Noeline Blackwell, CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, discusses its annual report for 2020 and how the pandemic impacted on the organisation and its clients.

Last year a series of tweets sparked the creation of the group "Comedy Safety Standards". The group worked with the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre to create their guidelines. Comedian Alison spittle has put together a comedy gig to help raise funds for the DRCC - featuring acts like Eleanor Tiernan, and Meabh Higgins. For tickets visit idonate.ie/comedy

Comedian Eve Darcy joins Louise to chat about The Big Laugh-In for DRCC which takes place on Friday April 23rd, Eve also tells Louise how she first got involved in comedy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedy Safety Standards (CSS), a new organisation campaigning to create a safer and more inclusive comedy scene in Ireland, is holding an online comedy fundraiser to raise money for the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre on Friday, 23 April 2021. ‘The Big Laugh-In for DRCC’ will include performances from some of the biggest names in Irish comedy: Maeve Higgins, Jarlath Regan, Eleanor Tiernan, Gearóid Farrelly, Catherine Bohart, Alison Spittle, with international guests Fern Brady and Sikisa. Alison Spittle spoke to Will O'Callaghan about the inspiration behind the star-studded gig.

CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Noeline Blackwell joins Louise to talk about how woman are at a greater risk of gender based violence and about how society should change to ensure this is no longer the case. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome and welcome back to this weeks episode of Mickey Waffles! We are an Irish based podcast chatting all things Disney with a specific focus on Disneyland Paris. Join your hosts Sinead and Kate as they explore weekly news, park deep dives and trips reports. Be sure to connect with us on social media, we love chatting to other Disney fans. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mickeywafflespod/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/MickeyWafflePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mickey-Waffles-Podcast-318575675506887/ We are raising money for the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre as part of this. All you need to do is donate a minimum of €3 and then send us a screenshot of your donation to be entered. You can text DRCC to 50300 to make a €4 donation right from your phone. We know times are tough but we would really appreciate it if you could donate to this wonderful cause, but even if you can’t please share the Instagram post to help us raise awareness. Click here to donate - https://www.drcc.ie/donate/ Click here to visit the Instagram post for details - https://www.instagram.com/p/CHGJ-RhhZfS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link The questions: What is your favourite Disney park to visit at Christmas time? 2. Which holiday drink from the Disney parks would you like to try? 3. Which holiday snack from the Disney parks would you like to try? 4. What part of Magic Kingdom is your favourite during the holidays? 5. If you could go carolling with and character who would it be and what would you sing? 6. What is your favourite Christmas tree on property? 7. What is your favourite Christmas Souvenir? 8. Do you have a Disney Christmas Tree? 9. Which Character would you want to get for a secret Santa and what would you get them? 10. You can invite 3 characters for Christmas dinner, who would you invite? 11. Which Disney restaurant would you want to eat Christmas dinner at? 12. Would you want to spend Christmas at Disney World? 13. If you could only buy one Disney item for someone, who would you buy for and what would it be? 14. Which ride would you pick to have a Christmas overlay? If you want to hear more from Sinead check out the other shows on the network: Disney Parks and Beyond - https://podfollow.com/disneyparksandbeyond That Universal Podcast - https://podfollow.com/thatuniversalpodcast-orlando-and-halloween-horror-nights-podcast We are a part of the After Dark Podcast Network! There is a fully packed roster of amazing shows from fantastic people so do go check them out - https://twitter.com/TADPodNetwork Don’t forget to subscribe to the show so you don’t miss an episode and if you’re using ApplePodcast please leave us a review and rating! Have a magical week - wear a mask and wash ya damn hands! ★

Non-consensual sharing of nude photos Over the last few days reports surfaced of a large scale leak of nude photos affecting a huge amount of Irish women. Tens of thousands of photos of women and girls have been stored and shared across a number of different forums. It includes nude images of minors and images taken without consent. This morning on Dublin Talks we spoke to Linda Hayden, founder of The Victims Alliance. They have been working tirelessly to identify and support victims of the leak. We have unprecedented situation where we have become aware of a massive issue around image based crime. We have seen massive folders with thousands of images that have been taken and shared without consent of the person in the image. The scale of the problem is in tens of 1000s — The Victims Alliance (@Vicsalliance) November 17, 2020 Sarah* called into the show to tell us how she's been a victim of image based sexual abuse.  Listen back now:  [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/11/20133601/201120-linda-hayden-victims-alliance-leaked-nude-photos.mp3"][/audio] If you've been affected by any of these issues contact Women's Aid, DRCC or The Victims Alliance. If you have had your images shared without your consent, don't worry help is there. @Womens_Aid are available on their helpline and they know there is going to be an influx from what's happening. That number is 1800341900 https://t.co/Z8AYpcCAcb — The Victims Alliance (@Vicsalliance) November 18, 2020 TUNE IN TO DUBLIN TALKS LIVE EVERY WEEKDAY MORNING FROM 10AM, ONLY ON 98FM Check out all of our podcasts here.

Welcome and welcome back to this weeks episode of Mickey Waffles! We are an Irish based podcast chatting all things Disney with a specific focus on Disneyland Paris. Join your hosts Sinead and Kate as they explore weekly news, park deep dives and trips reports. Be sure to connect with us on social media, we love chatting to other Disney fans. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mickeywafflespod/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/MickeyWafflePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mickey-Waffles-Podcast-318575675506887/ We are raising money for the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre as part of this. All you need to do is donate a minimum of €3 and then send us a screenshot of your donation to be entered. You can text DRCC to 50300 to make a €4 donation right from your phone. We know times are tough but we would really appreciate it if you could donate to this wonderful cause, but even if you can’t please share the Instagram post to help us raise awareness. Click here to donate - https://www.drcc.ie/donate/ Click here to visit the Instagram post for details - https://www.instagram.com/p/CHGJ-RhhZfS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link This week we’re joined by the lovely Dougie AKA Walt-O-Grams to chat all things DVC, the Magic Kingdom 50th and general ridiculousness. You can find Dougie on: Twitter - https://twitter.com/WaltOGrams YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/WaltOGramVlogs If you want to hear more from Sinead check out the other shows on the network: Disney Parks and Beyond - https://podfollow.com/disneyparksandbeyond That Universal Podcast - https://podfollow.com/thatuniversalpodcast-orlando-and-halloween-horror-nights-podcast We are a part of the After Dark Podcast Network! There is a fully packed roster of amazing shows from fantastic people so do go check them out - https://twitter.com/TADPodNetwork Don’t forget to subscribe to the show so you don’t miss an episode and if you’re using ApplePodcast please leave us a review and rating! Have a magical week - wear a mask and wash ya damn hands! ★

Welcome and welcome back to this weeks episode of Mickey Waffles! We are an Irish based podcast chatting all things Disney with a specific focus on Disneyland Paris. Join your hosts Sinead and Kate as they explore weekly news, park deep dives and trips reports. Be sure to connect with us on social media, we love chatting to other Disney fans. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mickeywafflespod/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/MickeyWafflePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mickey-Waffles-Podcast-318575675506887/ We are raising money for the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre as part of this. All you need to do is donate a minimum of €3 and then send us a screenshot of your donation to be entered. You can text DRCC to 50300 to make a €4 donation right from your phone. We know times are tough but we would really appreciate it if you could donate to this wonderful cause, but even if you can’t please share the Instagram post to help us raise awareness. Click here to donate - https://www.drcc.ie/donate/ Click here to visit the Instagram post for details - https://www.instagram.com/p/CHGJ-RhhZfS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link This week we’re taking a bit of a break but we thought we’d give you guys our top 5 Disney merchandise picks. If you want to hear more from Sinead check out the other shows on the network: Disney Parks and Beyond - https://podfollow.com/disneyparksandbeyond That Universal Podcast - https://podfollow.com/thatuniversalpodcast-orlando-and-halloween-horror-nights-podcast We are a part of the After Dark Podcast Network! There is a fully packed roster of amazing shows from fantastic people so do go check them out - https://twitter.com/TADPodNetwork Don’t forget to subscribe to the show so you don’t miss an episode and if you’re using ApplePodcast please leave us a review and rating! Have a magical week - wear a mask and wash ya damn hands! ★

Trigger Warning' if you or someone you know has been affected by sexual abuse please remember the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre 24-hour Helpline is open 1800 77 8888In today’s podcast (episode 32) we will be talking to Noeline Blackwell, CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC).In 2012 Noleen was reported as being one of Irelands Ten Most Influential Women for her relentless defence of those with no legal resources. Noeline took up her position as CEO of the DRCC in 2016 and feels strongly about the need for victims to be protected and perpetrators held accountable through challenging and ultimately changing societies tolerance of sexual crimes. She believes that the centre’s holistic approach to sexual crimes through not only offering therapeutic services but offering education and awareness programmes is the best way forward to achieve a positive outcome for all of society.The DRCC works to prevent the harm and heal the trauma of sexual violence by working with men and women who have experienced sexual assault, rape or childhood sexual abuse. Noeline believes that the centre’s holistic approach to sexual crimes through not only offering therapeutic services but offering education and awareness programmes is the best way forward to achieve a positive outcome for all of society.The centre offers a range of services and education and training programmes, they also provide counselling through the National 24-hour service and advocate on behalf of survivors of sexual violence so they can gain access to law enforcement officials, medical personnel and the courts.Take careJoyce, June and PaulaFor more details on the services provided by DRCC click on the link https://www.drcc.ie/get-help-and-information/faqs/

Keep in touch with Beau hereMore information on Beau:Produced by Willem McCarthy & Melanie O'DonovanMental Health Services: Samaritans // Childline // Aware // 1800 80 48 48 // DRCC // 1800 77 8888Boundless & Bare LinksSpoken Word Gig GuideBND BlogFollow us on:TwitterFacebookInstagram

In this episode of the Boundless & Bare podcast Melissa sits down with Quinton O'Reilly for our Improv Comedy special! Quinton discusses the ins and outs of the Irish improv scene and how to break into it. Keep in touch with Quinton here. More information on Improv: Improv Fest Ireland Tightrope Dublin  Mob Theater Dublin Lower The Tone Stoke Improv Grand Stretch UCB Improv The Second City  Produced by Willem McCarthy & Melanie O'Donovan Mental Health Services: Samaritans // Childline // Aware // 1800 80 48 48 // DRCC // 1800 77 8888 Boundless & Bare Links Spoken Word Gig Guide BND Blog Follow us on: Twitter Facebook Instagram

Keep in touch with Quinton here.More information on Improv:Improv Fest IrelandTightrope Dublin Mob Theater DublinLower The ToneStoke ImprovGrand StretchUCB ImprovThe Second City Produced by Willem McCarthy & Melanie O'DonovanMental Health Services: Samaritans // Childline // Aware // 1800 80 48 48 // DRCC // 1800 77 8888Boundless & Bare LinksSpoken Word Gig GuideBND BlogFollow us on:TwitterFacebookInstagram

In this episode, Melissa and Phil discuss his writing journey, influences, ageism and Lingo. Phil Lynch is an iconic Dublin writer and poet whose work and events for years has inspired the spoken word community. He is a regular performer at poetry and spoken word events and festivals in Ireland, London, Paris, Brussels and New York. Phil is a member of the Dalkey Writers Workshop and was a runner-up in the iYeats Poetry Competition in 2014 and the winner of the Intercompetitive Poetry Competition in 2018. His work has been featured extensively in Irish Media and his collection "In a Changing Light" has been published by Salmon Poetry. Phil is a co-founder of Lingo the iconic Irish spoken word festival. In a Changing Light Listen to Phil Lynch on Spotify More on Phil Lynch: https://artnetdlr.ie/poet-phil-lynch/ https://www.independent.ie/regionals/droghedaindependent/entertainment/poet-phil-lynch-on-the-open-mic-in-the-living-room-37325248.html https://artnetdlr.ie/poet-phil-lynch/ Produced by Willem McCarthy & Melanie O'Donovan Mental Health Services: Samaritans // Childline // Aware // 1800 80 48 48 // DRCC // 1800 77 8888 Boundless & Bare Links Spoken Word Gig Guide BND Blog Follow us on: Twitter Facebook Instagram

In a Changing Light Listen to Phil Lynch on SpotifyMore on Phil Lynch:https://artnetdlr.ie/poet-phil-lynch/ https://www.independent.ie/regionals/droghedaindependent/entertainment/poet-phil-lynch-on-the-open-mic-in-the-living-room-37325248.html https://artnetdlr.ie/poet-phil-lynch/ Produced by Willem McCarthy & Melanie O'Donovan Mental Health Services: Samaritans // Childline // Aware // 1800 80 48 48 // DRCC // 1800 77 8888 Boundless & Bare LinksSpoken Word Gig GuideBND BlogFollow us on:TwitterFacebookInstagram

In this episode of the Boundless & Bare podcast Melissa Ridge sits down with Hazel Hogan, a 26 year old poet from Dublin. Hazel Hogan who started when she was ten discusses everything from Grangegorman to her brand new podcast Being Earnest with Hazel Hogan. Hazel Hogan is a poet from North Dublin. She was featured in Arbutus Yarns 'This Ain't No Disco' and was selected to take part in the Dublin City of Literature project, Dublin: A Year in Words. Follow Hazel Hogan on instagram:@hazel.hoganListen to Being Earnest with Hazel Hogan here:https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/being-earnest-with-hazel-hogan/id1487890058http://beingearnestwithhazelhogan.libsyn.com/being-earnest-with-hazel-hogan-0Echo of Love by Hazel Hogan: https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/echo-of-the-love-a-liberties-festival-poem-by-hazel-hogan-1.3160316Grangegorman by Hazel Hogan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aedOs_eD8WUStories & Strikes by Hazel Hogan https://www.rte.ie/culture/2017/0308/858186-poem-for-international-womens-day-by-hazel-hogan/Read more about Hazel and First Fortnight here: https://www.rte.ie/culture/2017/0103/842412-first-fortnight-preview/Produced by Willem McCarthyMental Health Services: Samaritans // Childline // Aware // 1800 80 48 48 // DRCC // 1800 77 8888Boundless & Bare LinksSpoken Word Gig GuideBND BlogFollow us on:TwitterFacebookInstagram

Rabbi Shira Stern was ordained by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York in 1983 and earned her Doctor of Ministry from HUC-JIR in 2004. She created the Human Relations commission in Monroe while she led a congregation in Monroe Township, was a member of the county and state Human Rights Commissions. She was the Director of  Community Chaplaincy of Middlesex County, NJ and was the Director of the Jewish Institute for Pastoral Care, part of the HealthCare Chaplaincy, providing programs for rabbinic and cantorial students, chaplains and clergy in the field.   She was trained by the American Red Cross (ARC) to serve on the SAIR team - Spiritual Air Incident Response Team -, 2001- present (now the Critical Incident Response Team) and worked for four months at the Liberty State Park Family Assistance Center in the aftermath of 9/11, the Boston Marathon explosion, Super Storm Sandy, as well as local deployments. She currently serves the ARC as co-lead advisor of New Jersey.   Rabbi Stern is certified by the DRCC (Disaster Response Crisis Counselor Spiritual Care provider) and co-leads training of chaplains in Disaster Spiritual Care in NJ.     She is a Board Certified Chaplain and is a Past-President of the National Association of Jewish Chaplains, and is the current chair of their Ethics Committee. She has serving as one of their representatives on the Spiritual Care Collaborative, a conglomerate of chaplaincy organizations of North America. She has been a hospital and hospice chaplain, Director of the Joint Chaplaincy Program of Greater Middlesex County and the Director of the Jewish Institute for Pastoral Care in New York City, part of the HealthCare Chaplaincy.    She is now the Director of the Center for Pastoral Care and Counseling in Marlboro, NJ which provides individual and family therapy as well as chaplaincy services and serves as Rabbinic Associate at Temple Rodeph Torah in Marlboro, NJ. Send your feedback, Subscribe, share, rate and review!  Shua - شعا ع  www.lightupwithshua.com http://bit.ly/2nc9tZM - Youtube channel http://apple.co/2BteyA3 - iTunes https://goo.gl/wcF8ZS  - Tunein.com https://www.instagram.com/lightupwithshua/

Meet my authentic and accomplished guest of this week. Rabbi Shira Stern. Now this interview has to be fascinating for all my listeners from all over the globe. Especially in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Please do send your feedback and constructive comments.  Rabbi Shira Stern was ordained by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York in 1983 and earned her Doctor of Ministry from HUC-JIR in 2004. She created the Human Relations commission in Monroe while she led a congregation in Monroe Township, was a member of the county and state Human Rights Commissions. She was the Director of  Community Chaplaincy of Middlesex County, NJ and was the Director of the Jewish Institute for Pastoral Care, part of the HealthCare Chaplaincy, providing programs for rabbinic and cantorial students, chaplains and clergy in the field. She was trained by the American Red Cross (ARC) to serve on the SAIR team - Spiritual Air Incident Response Team -, 2001- present (now the Critical Incident Response Team) and worked for four months at the Liberty State Park Family Assistance Center in the aftermath of 9/11, the Boston Marathon explosion, Super Storm Sandy, as well as local deployments. She currently serves the ARC as co-lead advisor of New Jersey. Rabbi Stern is certified by the DRCC (Disaster Response Crisis Counselor Spiritual Care provider) and co-leads training of chaplains in Disaster Spiritual Care in NJ.   She is a Board Certified Chaplain and is a Past-President of the National Association of Jewish Chaplains, and is the current chair of their Ethics Committee. She has serving as one of their representatives on the Spiritual Care Collaborative, a conglomerate of chaplaincy organizations of North America. She has been a hospital and hospice chaplain, Director of the Joint Chaplaincy Program of Greater Middlesex County and the Director of the Jewish Institute for Pastoral Care in New York City, part of the HealthCare Chaplaincy.  She is now the Director of the Center for Pastoral Care and Counseling in Marlboro, NJ which provides individual and family therapy as well as chaplaincy services and serves as Rabbinic Associate at Temple Rodeph Torah in Marlboro, NJ Shua - شعا ع  www.lightupwithshua.com http://bit.ly/2nc9tZM - Youtube channel http://apple.co/2BteyA3 - iTunes https://goo.gl/wcF8ZS  - Tunein.com https://www.instagram.com/lightupwithshua/

UNCUT:  This is an interview I had with Noeline Blackwell, CEO of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC). I interviewed her for episode 5, about online shaming and the explosion of allegations and accusations that came out online against people in 2017. For the first time in this series, I thought it was important that I release the entire interview unedited and uncut, as the amount of important information in it needed to be heard.  Noeline speaks about the impact things like the #MeToo campaign had online for the DRCC and for victims here in Ireland and adds a huge amount of context as to why many feel the need to share their stories online.  She talks about false allegation rates, unreported incidents and how few of those reported cases even wind up resulting in a conviction.  Episode 5 will be out early January, but until then enjoy this important conversation, thank you for the support in 2017, have a fantastic xmas and I'll speak to you in the New Year.  For support or more information about the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre visit drcc.ie or call their 24 hour helpline on 1800-77-88-88.   

Dr Gail Crossley-Craven has seen the empowering effect knowledge and preparation has on the human ability to succeed. She has spent a lifetime learning and re-learning the valuable education and people principles that she believes are the keys to success. Gail is self-made and has a rich background both experientially and educationally, with qualifications in education, business, psychology and natural therapies. She brings an eclectic wealth of expertise from the educational, counselling and business arenas. Learn from Gail and ‘Tina as they chat about the lessons life has to offer. Connect with Dr Gail Crossley-Craven at http://drcc.com.au/ Connect with ‘Tina Murray at http://tinamurray.com/ Connect on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TinaMurrayInsideAngle

The life of discipleship is a life of repentance and faith. But biblical repentance is an often misunderstood concept. On one hand, some may think repentance is nothing but apologizing and continuing in sin, but on the other hand, some live in constant fear that their repentance is not good enough for God.Join us as we explore answers to repentance and faith and how we can live in accordance to God’s glorious grace.It is our prayer that you be Spirit-filled and blessed by what you will discover on this unique edition of Alive in Christ Radio LIVE.During this hour, we will learn how God’s perfect love and faithfulness can help us walk hand-in-hand with God—leading us through this life into a life of total victory, in all things, through His anointing, discernment, and great comfort.Tonight's Special Guest: Roger Record of the band, Holy RainHoly Rain began 10 years ago at Damascus Road Community Church (DRCC) when Pastor Roger Record felt the calling to gather together a group of talented musicians to use their gifts for something bigger. God has blessed DRCC with singers, songwriters, and musicians that desire to have deep, intimate worship and they found that when they combine their gifts for the glory of God and leave their ego’s at the door, they create something much bigger than they could ever have been on their own. Over the past 10 years, Holy Rain has produced three CD’s and led an annual night of worship combining both corporate worship and original songs for members of the community and congregation. Another deep desire of Holy Rain is to look after the orphan (James 1:27). 100% of the proceeds from their albums go towards supporting orphans and missions projects in countries all around the world including Honduras, Nicaragua, India and South Africa. Worship of the living God and serving the least of these is our passion.

The life of discipleship is a life of repentance and faith. But biblical repentance is an often misunderstood concept. On one hand, some may think repentance is nothing but apologizing and continuing in sin, but on the other hand, some live in constant fear that their repentance is not good enough for God.Join us as we explore answers to repentance and faith and how we can live in accordance to God’s glorious grace.It is our prayer that you be Spirit-filled and blessed by what you will discover on this unique edition of Alive in Christ Radio LIVE.During this hour, we will learn how God’s perfect love and faithfulness can help us walk hand-in-hand with God—leading us through this life into a life of total victory, in all things, through His anointing, discernment, and great comfort.Tonight's Special Guest: Roger Record of the band, Holy RainHoly Rain began 10 years ago at Damascus Road Community Church (DRCC) when Pastor Roger Record felt the calling to gather together a group of talented musicians to use their gifts for something bigger. God has blessed DRCC with singers, songwriters, and musicians that desire to have deep, intimate worship and they found that when they combine their gifts for the glory of God and leave their ego’s at the door, they create something much bigger than they could ever have been on their own. Over the past 10 years, Holy Rain has produced three CD’s and led an annual night of worship combining both corporate worship and original songs for members of the community and congregation. Another deep desire of Holy Rain is to look after the orphan (James 1:27). 100% of the proceeds from their albums go towards supporting orphans and missions projects in countries all around the world including Honduras, Nicaragua, India and South Africa. Worship of the living God and serving the least of these is our passion.