Podcasts about march for choice

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Monday 28 September is International Safe Abortion Day and our hard-working, very tired friends at Alliance 4 Choice got in touch to let us know that while the usual March For Choice can’t happen this year because pandemic, they’ve got some activities lined up over the weekend to celebrate it. It seemed the perfect opportunity to have a catch up about where abortion rights are at in Northern Ireland, with our neighbours in Ireland, and in Gibraltar, Malta and Poland. And so, we’re talking to Danielle Roberts of Northern Ireland’s Alliance For Choice, Anna Carnegie of Ireland’s Abortion Rights Campaign, Selena Victory of No More Shame and Gibraltar For Yes, and – of course! – the powerhouse that is Abortion Support Network’s Mara Clarke.Happy International Safe Abortion Day! Let’s make bodily autonomy something that every woman can celebrate. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode, Mick and Hannah take a trip to Dublin to join the March For Choice and find out what's been going on since the #Repealthe8th referendum back in May, where they natter with a few familiar voices, as well as make some new friends. Mick has a chat with host of the Wanna Be podcast and CEO of the Shoutout Network, Imriel Morgan, to find out why Black History Month is so important and how everyone can and should celebrate it. The team catch up with poetry anthologist Ana Sampson about her book, She Is Fierce, ahead of World Poetry Day on October 4, and Jen talks bare-knuckle brawling with playwright Joy Wilkinson, who looked into the boxing world for her play The Sweet Science of Bruising. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Roisin Ingle talks to Sarah Monaghan from the Abortion Rights Campaign about the 7th ARC March for Choice which is taking place at 2pm Saturday 29th of September in Dublin. Why are we still marching? Monaghan explains that as well as a celebration the march signifies the work still to be done in ensuring the legislation ensures as wide as possible access for girls, women and people who need abortion services. Also in this episode, Roisin meets Charlotte Tilbury the woman behind the internationally successful make-up brand. She talks about why cosmetics give women confidence and explains the “lipstick index”. Tilbury was speaking at the Brown Thomas Style Summit and listeners to the podcast can win tickets to similar events by emailing thewomenspodcast@irishtimes.com

Welcome to our brand new podcast! Paula Lyne and Rosie Plunkett chat about all the things you need to keep yourself lit for the month ahead. Episode 1 - September 10th, 2017 This month... a 30th birthday in a medieval castle. Plus the March For Choice, why Lady Gregory was such a badass, and going plant-based for a healthier gut. Music: www.breakingtunes.com/pembroke Produced by: Niamh Mongey Want even more ways to stay lit? Find links to the content we referenced below... The Woods And Grandma http://www.fringefest.com/festival/whats-on/the-woods-grandma Plant-Fed Guts https://medium.com/Kahn642/of-bugs-and-beans-why-plant-fed-guts-have-the-healthiest-microbiomes-a4735cd323d4

Having fought on behalf of woman’s rights since its inception 40 years ago, Hot Press is launching a new podcast, which will take a detailed and informative look at what repealing the 8th Amendment will mean for this country. Episode 1, begins in the wake of the largest ever March For Choice, each episode of Repeal the 8th: A Hot Press Podcast will feature a range of voices – and cover every aspect of the debate surrounding the upcoming referendum. Presented by Claire O'Gorman, produced by Rowan Stokes

Moone Boy and Nowhere Fast‘s Clare Monnelly joins us to talk about Animaniacs. We love Animaniacs a whole lot so it was an extreme pleasure to geek out about it for fifty minutes with our new best friend Clare. We talked about getting meta jokes as a child, the hidden filthy jokes, Pinky And The Brain, Good Idea Bad Idea, Chicken Boo, Slappy Squirrel, Hello Nurse, and all the gang. We also talked about just how impressive Rob Paulsen’s rendition of Yakko’s World is, being scared of Ren & Stimpy, renting games from Xtra-Vision, and the Commodore 64. Relevant Twitter accounts for this episode: Clare Monnelly (@ClareMonnelly) Ellen Tannam (@incogellen) Alan Maguire (@alan_maguire) Juvenalia (@Juvenalia_Pod) If you like Juvenalia and would like us to succeed in life then consider rating and/or reviewing us on your local podcast app. And tell your friends, that’s the best thing. This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Repeal The 8th. Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian

Hello there. Our first live show at the Dublin Podcast Festival is less than a week away and we just want to make sure that you know about it. If you want to know why it took us eight minutes to tell you that our guest is Maria Doyle Kennedy, she’ll be talking about The Wizard Of Oz, and it’s in the Workman’s Club* on September 27th on a double-bill with The Alison Spittle Show then you’ll just have to listen. Tickets are on sale now. Hopefully we’ll see you there. We’ll have badges. You can probably have a badge if you come but we don’t have enough badges for everybody because we’re PROFESSIONALS. *The venue has changed from Tivoli Theatre to The Workman’s Club due to unforeseen circumstances. Juvenalia is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Repeal The 8th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian

Octocon chairperson Jan Ní Shúilleabháin joined us to talk about her love of Frank Herbert’s Dune in all its forms especially the 1984 David Lynch movie. She basically gave us a crash course in sci-fi appreciation and her enthusiasm was infectious. Jan also told us a bit about the history of Irish cons and about her role in the upcoming Octocon which takes place on the 6th, 7th, and 8th of October in the Camden Court Hotel, Dublin 2. Hey, why not subscribe to Juvenalia and leave a review or even a rating, we’d appreciate it. We’re doing our first live show with super special guest Maria Doyle Kennedy of Orphan Black, Sing Street, the Commitments, and a gazillion other things. It’s a double-bill with The Alison Spittle Show in the Tivoli Theatre on September 27th as part of the Dublin Podcast festival and we’d love to see you there. Tickets are on sale NOW This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Repeal The 8th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian

Illustrator Fatti Burke of Irelandopedia, Historopedia, and soon Foclóiropedia joined us to talk about 1968’s Oliver! and all things Oliveresque. We like to wander off topic here at Juvenalia and we really wandered far and wide on this one. We can practically guarantee that this is the only Oliver! podcast that’s also about Alan’s old music teacher, good supermarkets, Babycham, and watching people eat crows. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Bye x Hey, why not subscribe to Juvenalia and leave a review or even a rating, we’d appreciate it. We’re doing our first live show on a double-bill with The Alison Spittle Show in the Tivoli Theatre on September 27th as part of the Dublin Podcast festival and we’d love to see you there. Tickets are on sale NOW This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian

It’s time for another chapter of RL Stine’s Beach Party. When we last saw Karen and Anne-Marie they were being menaced by Vince and his gang of tough boys. But who’s this? I’ll tell you who’s this. It’s Gerry and Marty, two OTHER boys who have Karen and Anne-Marie’s best interests at heart. This chapter also features an immersive trip to a teen hangout, intrigue, lies, and a tight, form-fitting poncho. We’ll be back with a real episode next week. Bye! Hey, why not subscribe to Juvenalia and leave a review or even a rating, we’d appreciate it. Don’t forget about Juvenalia LIVE in the Tivoli Theatre, September 27th as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival by HeadStuff and Aiken Promotions. We’re sharing a bill with The Alison Spittle Show with Alison obviously being the main event what with her being famous and popular and everything. Anyway, tickets are on sale NOW and we want to see you there. We’ll announce our guest for the night soon-ish. This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Alan

Animator Gareth Lyons joins Alan and Ellen to talk about as many of the incarnations of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as they can in an hour. We talk comics, the 1987 cartoon, the 1990 movie, the 2003 series, the 2014 movie, the 2012 series, the action figures, everything basically. Did you know that a lot of the 1987 series was animated in Dublin? Gareth did. Gareth knows a lot about those Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He was happy to share it with us. Gareth animated and directed the upcoming RTÉ series Ends Meet which will be airing this autumn and he’s also running the alternative animation festival HACKfest which is on Aug 26th in A4 Sounds. The TMNT documentary Turtle Power: The Definitive History of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is on Netflix Hey, why not subscribe to Juvenalia and leave a review or even a rating, we’d appreciate it. Don’t forget about Juvenalia LIVE in the Tivoli Theatre, September 27th as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival by HeadStuff and Aiken Promotions. We’re sharing a bill with The Alison Spittle Show with Alison obviously being the main event what with her being famous and popular and everything. Anyway, tickets are on sale NOW and we want to see you there. We’ll announce our guest for the night soon-ish. If you liked this then you’re gonna LOVE Double Love, the HeadStuff Podcast Network’s new Sweet Valley High podcast hosted by Karyn Moynihan and Anna Carey. This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian

(CW: There’s a bit near the end of the chapter where some boys get a bit sexually menacing; nothing graphic or physical but we’d prefer if you knew in advance if that’s something you need to know) It’s been over a year but Ellen and Alan finally remembered to bring their copies of RL Stine’s Beach Party to a Juvenalia recording so here’s a semi-dramatic reading of chapter two. Chapter three will follow in two weeks and sure we’ll see after that. Don’t forget about Juvenalia LIVE in the Tivoli Theatre, September 27th as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival by HeadStuff and Aiken Promotions. We’re sharing a bill with The Alison Spittle Show with Alison obviously being the main event what with her being famous and popular and everything. Anyway, tickets are on sale NOW and we want to see you there. We’ll announce our guest for the night soon-ish. If you liked this then you’re gonna LOVE Double Love, the HeadStuff Podcast Network’s new Sweet Valley High podcast hosted by Karyn Moynihan and Anna Carey. This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Alan which is why it seems slightly worse than previous episodes

Actor, Comedian, and Writer Peter McGann joins Alan and Ellen to talk about the first Pierce Brosnan Bond movie, 1995’s GoldenEye. You might know Peter better as his unsettling alter-ego Liam Nugent or from the Republic of Telly. Today, however, he’s here as our pal who knows a lot about James Bond. Ellen watched GoldenEye for the first time for this podcast. Alan watched it for the second time. Everybody had a lot of opinions about it. We had a very nice time and we hope you will too. You can see Peter in The Liam Nugent Variety Hour on August 11th in Brewery Corner, Kilkenny as part of the Alternative Kilkenny Arts festival. Important news: we’re taking Juvenalia to the people! That’s right, Juvenalia LIVE in the Tivoli Theatre, September 27th as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival by HeadStuff and Aiken Promotions. We’re sharing a bill with The Alison Spittle Show with Alison obviously being the main event what with her being famous and popular and everything. Anyway, tickets are on sale NOW and we want to see you there. This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance, Dublin at 2pm, September 30th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian

Hannah Mamalis is an actress, writer, and comedian. You probably know her from loads of stuff like various Dreamgun sketches, live shows, and podcasts or maybe from her Comedy Brunch which has appeared at Smock Alley and the Body & Soul Festival. You’ll definitely know her soon from her role in the upcoming film The Drummer and The Keeper, her appearances at the Vodafone Comedy Festival, and her one-woman show The Egg Is A Lonely Hunter which is running at the Dublin Fringe Festival from Sep 13-17. That was a very long intro but Hannah’s very busy and we like her. Hannah joined Alan and Ellen to talk about Disney’s Fantasia (1940). which has intersected with her life in all kinds of extremely interesting ways. Trust me, you’ll want to listen to this one. This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance at 2pm, September 30th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian