Podcast appearances and mentions of emma o'kelly

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, visits a school in Kilkee, Co. Clare where an estimated 300 to 350 Ukrainians are living.

To discuss the ongoing fallout Emma O'Kelly, Chair of the NUJ Dublin Broadcasting Branch and by Dr Roddy Flynn, Associate Professor in the School of Communications at DCU.

Minister for Media Catherine Martin has said the report into RTÉ's voluntary exit programmes demonstrates an "appalling disregard for the principles of equity, fairness and transparency in the treatment of staff" We take look into the report on RTE's voluntary exit programme and get reaction from Ciaran Mullooly, former RTE Midlands correspondent and also Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent RTE.

Emma O'Kelly, Chair of the Dublin broadcasting branch of the NUJ outlines the impact of the RTÉ cuts on the wider production industry in Ireland.

We're hearing a lot about the benefits of cold-water therapy, but what about heat therapy? Writer and avid cold-water swimmer Emma O'Kelly joins Liz on this episode to take a deep dive into the health benefits of heat.Emma covers the history of saunas in Nordic bathing traditions, and shares more on what studies say on the benefits of deep heat for our physical and mental health.Liz and Emma also discuss sauna rituals, the different kinds of saunas Emma encountered (from ice to peat bog!), and how to practise cold and heat therapy safely.Links mentioned in the episode:Follow Emma on Instagram Purchase Sauna: The Power of Deep HeatPre-order A Better Second Half by Liz EarleSubscribe to Liz Earle Wellbeing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

RTE is set to release a strategic plan today – it could include a 40m redundancy plan to cut up to 400 jobs. With more on this Pat was joined on the show by Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent for RTE, and also Fionnan Sheehan Ireland Editor of the Irish Independent.

Emma O'Kelly has been an editor and writer at Wallpaper magazine for 24 years – since issue 4. She has travelled extensively in Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway, scoping out Nordic design, architecture and art, and has met many of each country's leading talents. In this conversation, you can expect to learn about the benefits that regular sauna use has on your physical and mental wellbeing, as well as gaining an insight in to the Scandinavian approach to sauna and how it differs from what we may be used to elsewhere in the world. Check out the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sauna-Life-Life-Changing-Power-Deep/dp/1801292426

Join us on this episode for an enlightening conversation with Emma O'Kelly, a seasoned freelance journalist, esteemed contributing editor at Wallpaper* magazine, and the brilliant mind behind the captivating book, “Sauna: The Power of Deep Heat.” The book is a beautifully illustrated guide to the world of sauna. It blends tradition and modernity, seamlessly integrating the importance of community, well-being, and the natural elements that lie at the heart of the age-old sauna tradition.     Emma tells us how the idea for the book was born and how she met photographer Maija Astikainen to collaborate with. She talks about the different sauna experiences they had whilst traveling together across 11 countries, and what it was like to do research for the book. We discuss the new wave of sauna culture spreading across the UK, the history behind the tradition and how it can benefit us both mentally and physically by providing a space of relaxation and connection to nature. This episode celebrates the sauna experience and the power of deep heat.     You can find Emma's on her personal site: https://emmaokelly.co.uk   You can follow her on Instagram under the handle: @emmaokelly10    This conversation is for anyone interested in the sauna movement, rituals, history, how it has evolved and continues to reach more and more people around the world. Join us to learn about the physical and mental health benefits this technology-free, heated space offers.     Brought to you by Finnmark Sauna   Authentic Sauna Experiences     https://www.finnmarksauna.com     #sauna #saunabathing #sweatbathing #saunaculture #saunatraditions #saunahealthbenefits #finnmarksauna #saunatwins #podcast #bathing #photography #wellness #selfcare #relaxation #detox #immuneboost #community #travel #culture #saunabook #thepowerofdeepheat #coldexposure #coldtherapy #culture #bathing #literature --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/finnmarksauna/message

Our political correspondent Paul Cunningham looks ahead to today's appearances before the Oireachtas Media Committee, and we get reaction to Emma O'Kelly, Chair of the National Union of Journalists' Dublin Broadcasting Branch.

RTÉ have been front of the Oireachtas Media Committee today, on a week where there has been much discussion over the governance of the State broadcaster's finances. Kieran was joined by Emma O'Kelly, chair of the NUJ Dublin Broadcasting Branch.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, reports on separate investigations by Tusla and gardaí into allegations against a secondary school principal.

Today on the virtual sauna bench, i'm pleased to bring you Sauna Talk: Emma O'Kelly, author of the new book Sauna: The Power of Deep Heat. We join Emma from her home in North London. And, we hear from Emma how the idea for this book was seeded through the pandemic. Plus, how the health benefits of sauna helped make the book happen. In the book, Emma does a great job outlining the reported health benefits of sauna, and we touch upon a few of these during our interview. You wil be transported to how Emma and photographer Maija Astikainen became fast friends, collaborators, and travel partners through the Nordic regions of Europe. Sauna: The Power of Deep Heat is shipping starting mid September. Pre orders are available now via Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Editor's note During Sauna Talk: Emma O'Kelly, we need to dive deeper into Sauna Brain! What it is and why it's good, but I forgot where I left my towel and water bottle. Glenn's notes I found myself reaching for a pen many times while reading this new book! So, a few excerpts and notes include: Health Benefits: Good reasons to roast Sweat “Sauna makes us sweat which is a good gym work out for the organs and the blood vessels,” says Hans Hägglund MD, PhD, a medical doctor and professor at Uppsala University in Sweden. Sauna Detox We produce about 0.5kg of sweat in a 30-minute sauna, and while around 97 per cent of this is water, studies have shown that some toxins and heavy metals are excreted too, and sweat does this more effectively than urine. Good Stress Hormetic stress is “good stress”. Things like jumping in a cold pond, or competing in a marathon, or making a really complicated cake are examples of good stress. Temperatures of around 38°C to 40°C stimulate the immune system A few other sauna health benefits from our Sauna Talk: Emma O'Kelly Inflammation Charles Raison MD, professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA), is an active proponent of this theory. “Since the 1980s, we have known that depressed people are hotter and find it harder to sweat,” he says. Plus, “The pathways that control our ability to cool off overlap with pathways that regulate our mood. Body temperature and mood are directly linked.” Pain relief Because blood vessels relax and dilate in a sauna and blood flow increases to muscles and joints which can in turn alleviate pain and stiffness. What's more, sauna causes levels of beta-endorphins – important pain relievers – to rise. So, for those living with pain for which there is no cure, such as rheumatoid arthritis, regular sauna sessions can provide immense relief. Immunity Because blood vessels relax and dilate in a sauna and blood flow increases to muscles and joints which can in turn alleviate pain and stiffness. What's more, sauna causes levels of beta-endorphins – important pain relievers – to rise. For those living with pain for which there is no cure, such as rheumatoid arthritis, regular sauna sessions can provide immense relief. Blood Pressure Laukkanen's seminal study found that those who took sauna baths four to seven times a week cut their risk of high blood pressure by almost half compared to once-a-week sauna bathers. Why? Well, the most common theory is that the increase in body temperature during sauna causes blood vessels to dilate, which can increase blood flow and improve the function of the endothelium – the tissue that lines the inside of blood vessels. “Nature teaches more than she preaches. There are no sermons in stones. It is easier to get a spark out of a stone than a moral.” John Burroughs, The Writings of John Burroughs, 1913

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, discusses today's Leaving Certificate results.

Today Grant Thornton released a long-awaited report that looked into Ryan Tubridy's pay and how RTE under-declared his 2017-2019 income by €120,000. The board have acknowlegded governance “failures” in this regard Kieran was joined by Willie O'Reilly, former RTE Commerical Director and media commentator and Emma O'Kelly, Chair of NUJ Broadcasting Branch to discuss

Jen chats to education correspondent with RTÉ News Emma O'Kelly about a new draft education curriculum for the Leaving Cert!

Joe is joined by Oireachtas Media Committee member, Senator Timmy Dooley, along with RTÉ's Education Correspondent and Chair of the National Union of Journalists' Dublin Broadcasting Branch, Emma O'Kelly, to discuss the recent media committee hearing in the Dáil and Seanad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An extensive review of RTE's governance and culture has been signed off on, following on from revelations of non-disclosed payments by RTÉ to presenter Ryan Tubridy totaling €345,000 over several years. Anton was joined by Niamh Smyth, Fianna Fáil Spokeperson on Arts and Culture. Chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media and Emma O'Kelly, Chair of the Dublin Broadcasting Branch of the NUJ, and RTE's Education Correspondent.

Former RTÉ Director General Dee Forbes was “directly involved” in negotiating aspects of Ryan Tubridy's contract, RTÉ has confirmed. In a statement detailing why Mr Tubridy's salary was published incorrectly, RTÉ set out how Mr Tubridy's contract differed from other broadcasters. Anton Savage was joined on The Hard Shoulder by Sean Defoe, Newstalk's Political Correspondent and Emma O'Kelly, Chair of the Dublin Broadcasting Branch of the NUJ and RTE's Education Correspondent...

Members of RTÉ staff and the National Union of Journalists met with RTÉ management today. It comes as RTÉ Director-General Dee Forbes has been suspended, amid fallout from the payment of hundreds of thousands of euro more to Ryan Tubridy than it had declared to the public or the Oireachtas. Kieran was joined on The Hard Shoulder by Emma O'Kelly, Chair of the National Union of Journalists Dublin Broadcasting Branch Emma O'Kelly Willie O Reilly, Former Group Commercial Director of RTÉ and media commentator and Damien Tiernan, WLR FM presenter and former RTE Correspondent...

Our Education Correspondent, Emma O'kelly has been catching up with Leaving Certificate students at St Peters College in Dunboyne after this morning's English Paper One.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, discusses the lack of secondary school places for children in Limerick.

Our Education Correspondent, Emma O'Kelly speaks to students at Clonturk Community college in Dublin's Whitehall.

Cillian Sherlock speaks to students waiting on their results from the junior cycle and Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, discusses the results for the Junior Cycle 2022.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent was at Scoil Chaitiíona on Baggot St in Dublin

Emma O'Kelly reports on the Taoiseach's meeting with President Volodmyr Zelensky in Ukraine.

Emma O'Kelly, RTÉ Correspondent who's in Ukraine reports on the Taoiseach's visit to the country today

Emma O'Kelly reports from the Taoiseach's visit to Ukraine where he will meet President Volodymyr Zelensky.

We speak to principal of Scoil Bhríde Buachaillí in Blanchardstown Seamus Sullivan, and get the latest from Emma O'Kelly our Education Correspondent

Forgive the paraphrased Father Ted quote but it's probably appropriate after reading Emma O'Kelly's excellent article: "Bishops sought 'commitment' on priority for Catholic children in schools"https://www.rte.ie/news/2022/0609/1303940-catholic-schools/I read through this article attempting to give further context and background, as well as cringe through the astounding arrogance shown by the parties involved.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, reports how some non-national students have been staying in precarious accommodation.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, speaks to Ukrainian students in Ireland about how they are managing to continue their studies.

Emma O'Kelly, Correspondent, at Budomierz, Poland on the border with Ukraine.

We hear from Paul Moynagh, Professor of Immunology at Maynooth University, and our Education Correspondent, Emma O'Kelly, travels to one school in Meath to hear their views.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, discusses the teacher shortage in schools around the country.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, discusses the rollout of antigen testing in primary schools.

Education correspondent Emma O'Kelly on this year's CAO offers and an error in the Leaving Cert grading system

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, reports on the Leaving Cert examinations beginning today.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, reports as secondary schools close for the summer with transition year students experiencing a year like no other.