Podcasts about Eamonn

This week we showcased 16 year old student Mahli from Sotogrande School, who has joined us for work experience. Under the watchful eye of our Station Engineer, Eamonn, Mahli compiled an audio podcast of his appearance on Viewpoint this week - where he discussed the experience of racism for a young person at school...

Mary and Fr Eamonn McCarthy present Gospel Tidings from Lourdes, where they are on the Cloyne diocesan pilgrimage, ahead of Corpus Christi Sunday. The episode includes a close reading of John 6 through Frank Duff's argument: every other time Jesus spoke figuratively in the Gospels he explained himself when challenged — but in the Bread […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Corpus Christi in Lourdes – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn – The Body and Blood of Christ proviene da Radio Maria.

Dónal presents a Lourdes special while Fr Eamonn is on the Cloyne diocesan pilgrimage there, including a live report from his co-presenter from the shrine itself. The episode also features the third and final part of an interview with John Pridmore on faith, media, and the experience of carrying his testimony into hostile rooms — […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Lourdes and Mother Angelica's Miraculous Antenna – Fr. Eamonn McCarthy & Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford proviene da Radio Maria.

The final episode of the 2026 season of Education Nation brings listeners a rich and compelling conversation with one of the most authoritative voices in the world of Catholic education: Prof. Eamonn Conway, a priest of the Archdiocese of Tuam was appointed as the inaugural Professor of Integral Human Development at the University of Notre Dame, Australia in 2022.

This week we're joined by Beau Neilson to hear all about MyGigPass. MyGigPass is an awesome new initiative aimed at getting more young people seeing live music. The initiative works by offering a platform where venues and artists can offer up free or discounted tickets to shows to 18-25 year olds that have signed up. MyGigPass has been put together by the Live Music Venues Alliance with support from the NSW Government; and in its early months is seeing strong adoption from both venues and punters. We (mainly Cam, actually. Eamonn had internet issues) dive into the nuts and bolts of MyGigPass and also explore Beau Neilson's journey, including the many important roles she now holds within NSW and Australian music.Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content.Check out MyGigPass hereSupport us on Patreon ⁠⁠here⁠⁠Follow Homebrewed on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Like Homebrewed on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠Watch our content on ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠Check out our Spotify Playlists ⁠⁠here⁠⁠Catch up on everything ⁠⁠Homebrewed⁠⁠This podcast was recorded on Darkinjung land.Homebrewed is a podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.Mentioned in this episode:Thanks to Sonora Studios in Tuggerah for sponsoring this episode. Check out Jack Nigro's awesome space, and let him know Homebrewed sent you!

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Fr Eamonn McCarthy and Matthias Conroy continue through Humanae Vitae, working through the pastoral directives on self-discipline and the sacrament of matrimony — the document's case that periodic continence is not a constraint on married love but actually a key aid for its cultivation. Fr Eamonn recalls a man who, after a homily on the […] L'articolo Into the Fire – Humanae Vitae – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy & Matthias Conroy proviene da Radio Maria.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on the Trinity Sunday gospel — Jesus's night conversation with Nicodemus, and the verse at its heart: “God so loved the world that he gave his only Son.” Fr. Eamonn traces Nicodemus through John's Gospel as a whole, maps the Trinity's appearance at the Annunciation, the Baptism of […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Seeing the Trinity Throughout the Gospel – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn – Trinity Sunday proviene da Radio Maria.

Your child's data profile doesn't start when they get their first phone. It starts before they're born, the moment a parent emails a gynecologist or visits a fertility clinic website. That's the core argument behind Born Private, Proton's new initiative that lets parents reserve an email address for their child at birth, anchoring their digital identity in a privacy-preserving ecosystem before the profiling machine gets started. Craig Smith sits down with Eamonn Maguire, Engineering Director, Machine Learning & AI at Proton, who has spent his career at the intersection of data, security, and visualization to explore what's really happening to our data and what, if anything, we can do about it. The conversation covers the mechanics of how just three email sign-ups can allow Google to infer your age, politics, and religion; why OpenAI and Anthropic have shown "not much regard for the law" when it comes to training data and copyright; and why social media platforms are operating like unregulated gambling companies - engineering addiction with no structural incentive to stop. It's one of the most grounded, specific, and genuinely alarming conversations about digital privacy you'll hear, and it ends with a simple, actionable proposition: privacy should be a decision you make at birth, not a problem you try to solve after the damage is done. Subscribe to Eye on A.I. for weekly conversations with the people building and deploying the future of AI.

Donal O'Sullivan Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy open on the day Pope Leo XIV released Magnifica Humanitas, the Feast of Our Lady Mother of the Church, and the eighth anniversary of the abortion referendum. The programme covers the encyclical's opening moves and what makes it a significant moment in the Church's engagement with AI; Senator […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Media Bias, Dolores Hart and Magnifica Humanitas – Fr. Eamonn McCarthy & Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford proviene da Radio Maria.

Eamonn meets conductor, composer and creator Jonas Rasmussen (aka, @choirconductor on Instagram etc)... and they also gatecrash an I Fagiolini rehearsal.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/choral-chihuahua. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on the Pentecost Sunday gospel: Jesus appearing to the disciples in the upper room, breathing on them and saying “Receive the Holy Spirit.” Fr. Eamonn reads the breathing of the Spirit alongside the gifts and fruits of Confirmation, and reflects on confession as a resurrection experience — every […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – The Holy Spirit in Confession – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn – Pentecost Sunday proviene da Radio Maria.

Donal O'Sullivan Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy open with a fascinating interview they heard on the Claire Byrne Show: Oxford professor Carissa Veliz on the ethics of AI prediction — how prophecies act like magnets, how treating a prediction as fact can make it self-fulfilling, and why we should anchor to present facts rather than […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Pope Leo and AI Prophecy – Fr. Eamonn McCarthy & Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford proviene da Radio Maria.

Eamon Torsney from the Newstalk Newsroom joined Andrea with a roundup of some of the stories from across the country this week you might have missed!

Fr. Eamonn McCarthy and Matthias Conroy continue their reading of Humanae Vitae, working through paragraphs 14 and 17. Paragraph 14 sets out the absolute exclusions: direct abortion, sterilisation, and any act specifically intended to prevent procreation. Paragraph 17 offers Paul VI's prophetic warnings about where the widespread acceptance of artificial contraception would lead — marital […] L'articolo Societal Damage of Contraception – Humanae Vitae – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy & Matthias Conroy proviene da Radio Maria.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on the Ascension Sunday gospel. Fr. Eamonn opens with a distinction that carries real theological weight: Jesus ascends of his own authority, unlike Elijah taken by a chariot or Our Lady assumed into heaven — and what that difference means for how we understand who Christ is. The […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Christ Will Come Again – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn – Ascension Sunday proviene da Radio Maria.

Robert talks to Eamonn and tracks down Sammy to reflect on I Fagiolini's series of THREE albums by the 17th century multi-choir master Orazio Benevoli.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/choral-chihuahua. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fr. Eamonn McCarthy presents live from the studio for the Mariathon, marking Radio Maria Ireland's 11th birthday. He reflects on the station's unlikely beginnings and its growth to 60,000 streaming devices and over 100 countries, and introduces his brother Fr. John McCarthy, a priest of the Diocese of Cloyne, who is offering a free copy […] L'articolo Catechesis – Familiar Voices on RMI's 11th Birthday – Frs Eamonn and John McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.

Sunday, May 10, 2026

Fr. Eamonn McCarthy and Matthias Conroy continue their reading of Humanae Vitae, picking up at paragraph eight — “God's Loving Design.” The passage grounds marriage not in biology or social contract but in the inner life of the Trinity, with the family named after the Father from whom all fatherhood derives. Fr Eamonn draws out […] L'articolo Trinitarian Marriage – Humanae Vitae – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy & Matthias Conroy proviene da Radio Maria.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on John 14 for the Sixth Sunday of Easter — the last regular Sunday before the Ascension. Fr. Eamonn traces the arc from the baptism of Jesus, where the Trinity is first made known, to the Last Supper, where Christ opens the door on the divine life once […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Greeting the Advocate – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn – Sixth Sunday after Easter proviene da Radio Maria.

Eamon Torsney from the Newstalk Newsroom joined Andrea with a roundup of some of the stories from across the country this week you might have missed!

Donal O'Sullivan Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy open on the March for Life taking place that day, with a frank discussion on abortion, euthanasia and what happens when a culture removes the principle of the sanctity of life at any stage. Lighter stories follow: Michael Bublé on the Brendan O'Connor Show speaking about his Vatican […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Michael Bublé, Studying Love and King Charles in Congress – Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford & Father Eamonn McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on the Gospel for the fifth Sunday after Easter. The Gospel of John Chapter 14 – ” In my Father's house there are many dwelling places.” It is not good not to be absorbed in secular news and what is happening in the world as this can lead […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn on the Fifth Sunday after Easter proviene da Radio Maria.

Robert, Eamonn and Catherine, Robert's 'French baroque wife', talk Morales, Charpentier and wildly dramatic Schubert. Performances by De Profundis, Le Concert Spirituel and Concentus Musicus Wien.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/choral-chihuahua. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Donal O'Sullivan-Latchford and Fr Eamonn McCarthy open with Bishop Dempsey's address at the 50th anniversary of St. Oliver's National School in Navan — a direct challenge to the narrative that Catholic schools are sites of indoctrination, supported by the survey data showing that over 60% of participating parents want their school to remain under Catholic […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Catholic Schools, Gen Z and the Church in New York – Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford & Father Eamonn McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.

What if your child already has a data profile, and they haven't even been born yet? In this episode of Eye on AI, Craig Smith sits down with Eamonn Maguire, Director of Engineering for AI and ML at Proton, to explore one of the most urgent and underappreciated questions in the age of AI: who owns your data, who is building a profile on you, and what can actually be done about it? Eamonn brings a rare combination of depth and range to this conversation. With a PhD from Oxford, a postdoc at CERN, and years at Facebook engineering ML systems to detect internal and external threats, he now leads Proton's AI efforts, including Lumo, their end-to-end encrypted alternative to ChatGPT. He makes a compelling case that the surveillance economy is not just a privacy problem but a behavioral one, where the systems profiling you are not only observing who you are but actively shaping who you become. We get into how just three data points are enough for advertisers to infer your age, political leanings, religion, and spending habits. We discuss why trusting mainstream AI platforms with sensitive data is a structural problem, not just a policy one, and why the AI labs with the best models got there by acquiring the most data, often with little regard for copyright law. Eamonn also breaks down the difference between truly open models and open washing, and explains how Proton builds AI that is genuinely private by design, with local indexing, encrypted memory, and user-controlled data sharing. Then there is Born Private, Proton's initiative to give children a private digital identity from birth. It sounds simple on the surface, but the conversation it opens up is anything but. Data collection on your child begins before they are born, the moment a parent emails a gynecologist or a fertility clinic. Eamonn argues that until we start thinking about privacy the way we think about other rights, from the very beginning, the surveillance machine will always have a head start. Subscribe for more conversations with the people building the future of AI and emerging technology.   Stay Updated: Craig Smith on X: https://x.com/craigss Eye on AI on X: https://x.com/EyeOn_AI   Timestamp: (00:00) Introduction and Meet Eamonn Maguire (00:38) From Bioinformatics to CERN to Facebook: Eamonn's Career Arc (05:23) How Proton Started in the CERN Cafeteria (09:23) What Mainstream AI Platforms Actually Do With Your Data (13:00) Copyright, Training Data, and Why Big Labs Can't Be Trusted (15:10) Open Models vs Open Washing: What Truly Open AI Looks Like (24:22) How Lumo Works: Encrypted Memory and No Data Leakage (31:18) Born Private: Reserving a Private Email Address at Birth (33:00) How Data Profiling Starts Before Your Child Is Born (34:26) How Three Data Points Become a Complete Profile (39:07) Molly Russell and the Consequences of Algorithmic Profiling (53:55) The Full Proton Ecosystem: Mail, VPN, Drive, Lumo, and Workspace

The Spocklight crew are joined by 2000AD expert and host of the Mega City Book Club podcast, Eamonn Clarke, to dissect the second big screen stab at adapting the galaxy's greatest lawman to the big screen, comparing Alex Garland's vision to the comic source material and the 1995 Sylvester Stallone starring Blockbuster.    As usual you can find SPOCKLIGHT on: X - @spocklightpod INSTAGRAM – @spocklightpod BLUESKY - @spocklightpod.bsky.social FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/spocklightpod/ EMAIL - spocklightpod@gmail.com Please Follow, like, share and all that good stuff.   Check out Mega City Book Club and Liam's episode covering Judge Dredd story, Beyond the Call of Duty here: https://megacitybookclub.blogspot.com/2026/03/323-beyond-call-of-duty.html  Credit for our wonderful theme music goes to the incredibly talented, Adam Johnston. Our beautiful artwork was created by Stephen Trumble, see more on Instagram @stephentrumbleanimation 

We are finally back with another episode. It's been a while. This week I am joined by buddy and podcaster Eamonn Clarke to discuss the brilliant cartoonist Ralph STEADman.  We get into his life, his art, his philosophy an his meeting of minds with Hunter S. Thompson. Have a listen out for some of our sources at the end of the episode. We also chat about what a great loss to the comics world that was the recent passing of Barrie Tomlinson - so why not have a read of an issue of Roy of the Rovers. You can find Eamonn over at the British comics centric podcast The Mega City Book Club right here. And many thanks for listening.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on the Good Shepherd gospel for the Fourth Sunday of Easter. Fr. Eamonn opens with a striking video he'd seen of a Middle Eastern shepherd demonstrating to pilgrims that when strangers called his sheep nothing happened, but the moment his own voice rang out every head lifted. That […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Do We Hear the Good Shepherd? – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn on the Fourth Sunday of Easter proviene da Radio Maria.

Fr. Eamonn McCarthy and Matthias Conroy begin Humanae Vitae, the 1968 encyclical letter of Pope Saint Paul VI on the regulation of births — one of the most controversial documents of the modern church, and one that effectively ended Paul VI's writing of encyclicals. Fr. Eamonn sets the historical stage: the widespread expectation, including among […] L'articolo Beginning the Contraception Controversy – Humanae Vitae – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy & Matthias Conroy proviene da Radio Maria.

Donal O'Sullivan Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy open with the death of Moya Brennan — lead singer of Clannad, sister of Enya — and the remarkable depth of faith that ran through her life: her years of drift, her return to God in a Donegal chapel, and a sentence from her memoir that stopped both […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Moya Brennan's Faith – Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford & Father Eamonn McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.

Fr. Eamonn McCarthy and Matthias Conroy conclude their reading of Pope Leo XIV's message for the 60th World Day of Social Communications. This second half turns to AI literacy: the need for education at all levels of society so that people can recognise AI for the tool it is rather than anthropomorphising it, protect their […] L'articolo Pope Leo on AI: World Communications Day Message – The Need for AI Education – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy & Matthias Conroy proviene da Radio Maria.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on Luke's Emmaus account for the Third Sunday of Easter. Fr. Eamonn opens by noting the Lord's method: rather than announcing himself, he draws the disciples out — “tell me your story, tell me what you know” — meeting them precisely in their downcastness and disappointment, and their […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – The Road to Emmaus as a Type of the Mass: Easter Week 3 – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn proviene da Radio Maria.

Donal O'Sullivan Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy open with Easter identity — what it means to say “I am a sinner baptised into Christ” — before working through several media stories. On the reported tensions between Pope Leo XIV and the Trump administration, Fr. Eamonn cautions against click-bait headlines and notes how Pope Leo himself […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Easter Identity and Schools Survey – Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford & Father Eamonn McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.

Neve Barbieri welcomes her old friend Fr. Eamonn O'Connor of Strokestown Parish, Elphin Diocese, for a warm Easter Saturday conversation. Fr. Eamonn recalls the seeds of his vocation, his grandfather's early words, a priest visiting his secondary school classroom with a form asking who might tick the box, and his formation at Kilteagan and Maynooth, […] L'articolo RM Breakfast Show – The Call of Our Lady – Naoimh Barbieri and Fr Eamonn O'Connor proviene da Radio Maria.

Mary Hooton and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy reflect on the Gospel for Divine Mercy Sunday (John 20:19–31), opening with a reminder of the extraordinary graces available through the Divine Mercy novena and confession before the feast. Fr. Eamonn maps the passage within John's Gospel as a whole — tracing the journey from the Prologue through Cana, […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Divine Mercy Sunday: Thomas, Peace and the Forgiveness of Sins – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn proviene da Radio Maria.

Fr. Eamonn McCarthy and Matthias Conroy begin a new document after completing Dilexi Te, Pope Leo XIV's message for the 60th World Day of Social Communications, titled Preserving Human Voices and Faces. Matthias opens by drawing on his own philosophy thesis on the metaphysics of sound to illuminate the document's remarkable starting point — that […] L'articolo Pope Leo on AI: World Communications Day Message – Preserving Human Voices and Faces – Church Wisdom with Fr Eamonn McCarthy & Matthias Conroy proviene da Radio Maria.

Ireland is facing major disruption as nationwide protests over rising fuel prices enter their third day. Farmers, hauliers, and transport workers have been blocking key roads, motorways, and fuel depots across the country, including in Dublin, Cork, Limerick, and Galway. The demonstrations are aimed at forcing the government to lower fuel costs, with protesters warning that current prices are threatening their livelihoods. The government has declared the protests to be unlawful and has even called in the army to help end the blockade. To discuss the wider implications of this, Richie is joined by Eamonn Blaney. Eamonn is an entrepreneur and former civil servant. The guys discuss the blockade in the context of Agenda 2030 and much more. https://nutrahealth365.com/

Donal O'Sullivan-Latchford and Fr. Eamonn McCarthy open this Easter week edition by completing unfinished business from the previous show — Colm Flynn's gentle but devastating interview with the Belgian broadcasters who smashed religious statues, exposing their double standard with a simple question about Islam and the Star of David. Donal produces a 2012 Family and […] L'articolo Hope in the Media – Christ in Film and Double Standards – Dónal O'Sullivan-Latchford & Father Eamonn McCarthy proviene da Radio Maria.

Saturday, April 4, 2026

Fr. Eamonn McCarthy and Mary Hooton mark Holy Saturday with a quiet and prayerful reflection on all seven sorrows of Our Lady, reading the scripture passages for each one in turn. From Simeon's prophecy at the presentation, through the loss of the child Jesus in the Temple, the meeting on the way to Calvary, the […] L'articolo Gospel Tidings – Holy Saturday: The Seven Sorrows of Our Lady – Mary Hooton and Fr Eamonn proviene da Radio Maria.

Cody Cook welcomes Eamonn Butler, British economist and co-founder/director of the Adam Smith Institute, for a timely discussion marking the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's seminal work, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (published March 9, 1776). Butler, author of primers on Hayek, Friedman, and Mises, shares insights from his work studying and promoting the ideas of Adam Smith.The conversation explores Smith's enduring legacy as the father of modern economics, rooted in the Scottish Enlightenment. Butler explains how The Theory of Moral Sentiments (Smith's earlier work on virtue, sympathy, empathy, and justice) underpins The Wealth of Nations, showing that self-interest in markets—when guided by moral foundations like trust and honesty—produces social harmony via the famous "invisible hand." Rather than benevolence alone, we get our bread from the baker's self-interest, yet this serves society beneficially.Smith's revolutionary ideas shine through: the division of labor (illustrated by his pin factory example boosting productivity dramatically), national wealth as productive capacity (not hoarded gold), the benefits of free trade, opposition to tariffs, monopolies, and mercantilism (which he saw as cronyism enriching the few at others' expense), and limited government to prevent corruption and rent-seeking.Butler also addresses common misconceptions: early capitalism Smith opposed slavery not just morally but economically, arguing it stifles incentives and efficiency. He contrasts this with critics like Thomas Carlyle, who dubbed economics the "dismal science" in defense of hierarchy and authoritarianism. The episode tackles modern critiques from both left and "new right," defending self-interest (prudent and long-term) against charges of short-sighted selfishness, and refuting claims that markets idolize materialism or erode meaning—pointing to how prosperity enables philanthropy, education, leisure, and cultural flourishing.Smith's framework rejects the "man of system" (central planners treating people like chess pieces), favoring emergent order from individual actions under justice. Butler highlights real-world successes: globalization and market liberalization since the 1990s have nearly eradicated extreme poverty for billions, far outperforming decades of socialism.The discussion ties Smith's ideas to Christian liberty, noting his deistic leanings, regular churchgoing, and emphasis on virtue. It compares the 1776 publications: The Wealth of Nations (providing a blueprint for prosperity and freedom) vs. the Declaration of Independence (asserting independence), with Butler arguing Smith's work has greater long-term impact on liberty.This episode offers a refreshing, faith-informed defense of free markets, countering cronyism and statism while celebrating Smith's vision of human flourishing through competition, trust, and voluntary exchange. Perfect for libertarians, Christians, and anyone interested in economics' moral foundations—especially timely in 2026.Links:The Adam Smith InstituteThe Wealth of NationsThe Theory of Moral SentimentsAudio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com Use code LCI50 for 50% off your first order at Podsworth.com to clean up your voice recordings and also support LCI!Full Podsworth Ad Read BEFORE & AFTER processing:https://youtu.be/vbsOEODpQGs  ★ Support this podcast ★

DEEP DIVE On this long overdue episode we discuss one of the most ancient, most enduring, most flamboyantly theatrical and most misunderstood figures in the entire history of human belief and moral metaphysical experience; a character whose allegedly rancid fingerprints seem to be smeared all over the labours of expressive human consciousness like religion, literature, folklore, politics, psychology, art, propaganda, and pop culture. A name whispered in rebuke in places of holy worship across the world, screamed in terror in horror films, invoked enthusiastically in heavy metal songs, blamed for inexplicable deeds in courtrooms, depicted both lovingly and grotesquely in artistic masterpieces from time immemorial. An intangible notion of evil conjured into existence by generations in need of a villainous character, grand enough to carry the unbearable weight of human cruelty; this episode is all about Lucifer, The Fallen Angel.Also known as The Light Bringer; The Son of the Morning; The Morning Star; The Prince of Darkness; The Father of Lies; Big Red; Satan; Shai'tan; The Devil; Beelzebub; and Ba'al — before we even begin we are ankle deep in centuries of mistranslation, theological overlap, mythological repetition, political propaganda, ecclesiastical censorship and the kind of cultural rumour mill that turns symbols into people, metaphors into monsters, and old allegories into absolute truths.We ask is Lucifer actually Satan? Is Satan a name, a title, a job description, an inherited office held by many? Is the Devil a literal supernatural being in active rebellion against God, or a psychological archetype set as the final boss at the conclusion of a debauched life? This antitheistic ruler of the underworld exists in one form or another in civilisation after civilisation; Ancient Greece had Hades, Egypt had Osiris, and every ancient culture had a named and feared CEO of the place below. What purpose did a figure like this serve, and how did this nebulous character become so intertwined in a duality with the forces of creation?Lucifer operates as a scapegoat for human suffering and an external motivator for our more debaucherous proclivities, were these the purposes of Lucifer's creation? Not only did he get saddled with the responsibility of all of humanity's misdeeds, but he also served as a cautionary tale for those who might deign to defy God's will. Cast from Heaven for disobeying God (really he was just giving feedback, right?), he began a divine mutiny resulting in a war in the heavens and the banishment of one third of all the angels. This rebellious character stands as a perpetual poster boy for insubordination.This episode is absolutely not the final word on Lucifer, Satan, Evil, Hell, The Underworld, Fallen Angels and/or Demons, or the thousands of years of theological, mystical, philosophical and literary debate surrounding all of those things. But we are having the craic discussing one of the most maligned and misunderstood concepts of human goodness versus human nature, and the notions of good and bad, evil and righteous, and Holy vs 'Satanic'. Whether you believe in an actual Devil or a real life embodiment of a Satan in your theological environment, an aware person living today cannot deny the existence of human evil.So many things have come to light since recording this episode that underscore the necessity for an ephemeral figure like Satan — a creature that embodies the nature of badness. A character archetype we can pour all our heartlessness, savagery, cruelty, ruthlessness, spite, and jealousy into, so that we, humanity, can live without the crushing guilt that the propensity for inhumanity lives inside us. You can't spell inhumanity without human!_________________________You can get this episode AD FREE and in VIDEO with EXTRA CONTENT for FREE when you join the TCG PATREON (so many capital letters) and you can find the episode here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/s09e02-lucifer-153731364 or by ⁠clicking here⁠ and you can sign up for a FREE Patreon account, follow TCG and get this and loads more. If you want to support the show and get even more content and exclusives, please consider becoming a subscriber! Thanks to everyone who is already a Patreon supporter; I literally wouldn't be here without y'all!

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How much energy do we all use in rehearsal and concert? Robert & Eamonn talk to dietician/singer Kate Powell - and also meet Instagram's 'choirconductor' Jonas Rasmussen. Music by Jean Francaix, Britten and Benevoli.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/choral-chihuahua. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Proton—the company behind the world's largest encrypted email service with 100M+ users—just launched Lumo, a privacy-first AI assistant. We sit down with Eamonn Maguire, who leads Proton's ML team and built Lumo from the ground up. Eamonn has a PhD from Oxford and a postdoc at CERN, and he breaks down how Lumo's encryption actually works, why Big Tech's business model prevents them from building private AI, the real privacy threats hiding inside viral AI trends like Ghibli-fication, and whether AI agents are safe to connect to your bank account. Listeners will learn how encrypted AI handles your data differently, what open-source models power Lumo, and why "set-and-forget" agents are still more hype than reality.

Sunday, March 1, 2026

Richie is joined by the Irish entrepreneur and social commentator, Eamonn Blaney. Eamonn discusses the impact of LGBTQ+ activism in Irish schools, big pharma takeover of governments, the Epstein files, why migration is a much more complex problem than the liberal and conservative media let on, the tyranny of bail-ins and much more in a fascinating conversation. Plus: Richie rounds up the day's top news stories. Check out https://nutrahealth365.com/