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This week's Local Selection comes from JUSTDYL, who melds deep and gritty dubby cuts with fluorescent Balearic sun-kissed grooves, toeing the line between glossy progressive house and head-down rave energy. Hailing from North Dublin, JUSTDYL has been embedded in music culture since his early teens. Now 24, his decade-long involvement with DJing has shaped a sound that's as instinctive as it is considered. A dedicated digger with an ear for detail, he's spent years refining a style that moves fluidly across genre lines. Effortlessly weaving through progressive, techno, house and the spaces in between. This mix is a snapshot of the club sound that resonates most with him. Playful, propulsive, and rich in progression. “I didn't want to overthink it,” he says. “It's just a sound I love, and something that reflects what I enjoy playing out.” What results is a set that feels natural, intuitive, music for dancers and deep listeners alike. It bridges past and present with an ear turned toward movement, progression, and vibe. “I feel this mix represents a glimpse of some of the stuff I love to play while also capturing a progressive sound in music from the past.” SC: @dylanmurphy117 IG: www.instagram.com/justdyl_ Four Four Magazine 
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Dublin City Council has published a plan to develop a new town in north Dublin between Glasnevin, Cabra and Finglas. The town of Ballyboggan would be located along the Royal Canal west of Glasnevin Cemetery and east of Ratoath Road, which is currently occupied by the Dublin Industrial Estate. A public consultation on the plan opened yesterday and is inviting submissions until May 12th. We hear all about it with Tom Philips, Managing Director of Tom Phillips and Associates and Adjunct Associate Professor of Town Planning, UCD.

Dublin City Council has published a plan to develop a new town in north Dublin between Glasnevin, Cabra and Finglas. The town of Ballyboggan would be located along the Royal Canal west of Glasnevin Cemetery and east of Ratoath Road, which is currently occupied by the Dublin Industrial Estate. A public consultation on the plan opened yesterday and is inviting submissions until May 12th. We hear all about it with Tom Philips, Managing Director of Tom Phillips and Associates and Adjunct Associate Professor of Town Planning, UCD.

Cameron Hill, Shane Keegan and Johnny Ward hear your thoughts on another busy night of League of Ireland action, with Drogheda United continuing their impressive form with a win over Derry City, while Shelbourne claimed the North Dublin bragging rights in a 1-0 victory at home to Bohemians.League of Ireland Late Night, in partnership with Rockshore on Off The Ball, A League of Our Own. Get the facts, be drink aware, visit drinkaware.ie.

On Valentine's Day, 1981, 48 young people died tragically in a fire that broke out in the Stardust nightclub in North Dublin. Emergency exits were blocked, the furnishings were highly flammable and the fire spread rapidly.Selina McDermott lost 3 of her siblings in the tragedy, Willie, George and Marcella. Her family was never the same again. She told us about her memories of that night, the chaos that broke out, and the long lasting impact it had on her and her community.The first investigation into the fire found that the cause of the fire was probable arson, a blow to the grieving families who felt the blame was being placed on the victims themselves. For years, the families and survivors have campaigned to get the truth. Last April, the families' efforts resulted in a new finding that all 48 young people who died in the Stardust were unlawfully killed. Selina told us where they got the strength to keep fighting and what this result means for them.Proudly sponsored by FBT Gyms.

Nichola Sheridan and her coach David Carrie had the banter about Nichola winning the first ever Dublin City Half Marathon. Environmental Scientist Marie Louise Heffernan told of the potential negative implications of wind turbines off the Northeast and North Dublin coasts. Sleep expert Sine Dunne believes the clocks changing affects our bodies and minds is ways we don't fully understand. And we heard about a project to encourage reading books being undertaken by students from St Oliver's Community College in Drogheda. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gardaí are using ‘bait bikes' in an attempt to catch would-be thieves.This follows an increase in the number of bicycles and motorbikes being stolen across the country.In one operation, in North Dublin, Gardaí deployed a high-end valuable electric motorbike at various theft hot spots.They kept the bike under surveillance – ready to swoop in if anyone attempted to rob it.What do you think about this approach from Gardaí? Could it be part of a solution to tackle bike theft?Andrea is joined by listeners to discuss.

Education Correspondent Emma O Kelly reports from St Joseph's school in the Coolock area of North Dublin five years on from the Covid-19 Pandemic shutting schools down.

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the first pilot screening programme of its kind for lung cancer has been announced for the communities of North Dublin and the North East, using mobile scanning units.

This week, Creeps in the morning reluctantly scarf down a Chocolate Lava Big Cup from Reese's, a large peanut butter cup with a second interior layer of chocolate fudge type sauce.Then, Matt reads a wild Irish headline, the true tale of a severed human hand found far from it's owner, discovered in a North Dublin school playground after the hand was dropped there by a bird. Little else is known nor can be confirmed for sure, seriously...The Creeps also talk about traffic helicopters, dragons, and better names for that big cup. Kelsey brings up her dream Three Musketeers again.

A man in his late 20's remains in custody after three men were injured in a suspected knife attack in Stoneybatter in North Dublin.The incident has been described by Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan as a "random attack", but has led to fears about a growing culture of violence.Criminologist, Triona O'Connor and Conor Lally, Security and Crime Editor of The Irish Times join Kieran to discuss.

On Newstalk Breakfast recently, we heard about a broken and vandalised three story temporary unsafe stairwell and lift, linking Clongriffin Dart Station and Baldoyle in Dublin. Since we reported on it the lift has been fixed but the antisocial behavior continues. Henry McKean went to take a closer look. He sent this report.

On Newstalk Breakfast recently, we heard about a broken and vandalised three story temporary unsafe stairwell and lift, linking Clongriffin Dart Station and Baldoyle in Dublin. Since we reported on it the lift has been fixed but the antisocial behavior continues. Henry McKean went to take a closer look. He sent this report.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that gardaí investigating organised crime in North Dublin have carried out 39 searches in Coolock and Raheny.

Alex Murphy is a teacher at Santa Sabina domincan College in Sutton, North Dublin which has nurtured such a wonderful atmosphere in the school that they have become the first school in the world to receive the award.

INTRO (00:00): Kathleen opens the show drinking an Honest Abe's Tabby American Ale from Bitchin' Kitty Brewery in Morrisville, PA and Pennsylvania Dutch Egg Nog. TOUR NEWS: See Kathleen live on her “Day Drinking Tour.”COURT NEWS (28:55): Kathleen shares news on Jelly Roll's 40th birthday, Snoop Dogg sang a duet with Sting on The Voice, Cher has an announcement regarding her next album, Dolly Parton is holding auditions for her Broadway musical, and Taylor Swift ends her ERAs Tour. TASTING MENU (6:07): Kathleen samples Unique Snacks Extra Dark Charred Splits, Zerbe's Italian Hoagie Kettle Chips, and Arooga's Awesome-On-Everything Hot Sauce. UPDATES (39:10): Kathleen shares updates on a new Buc-ee's lawsuit, and Chi-Chi's Mexican restaurant is making a comeback.“HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT” (48:08): Kathleen is amazed to read about the discovery of a 2,000-year-old fermented fig in North Dublin, and the largest collection of Roman coins ever found is unearthed in Worcester. FRONT PAGE PUB NEWS (51:20): Kathleen shares articles on the murder of United Heathcare's CEO, Salma Hayek's French billionaire husband donates to the restoration of Notre Dame, TikTok could be banned in the US in January 2025, a group of Texas nuns are expelled by the Vatican, Virgin Voyages is now accepting Bitcoin, Air Canada introduces carry-on baggage fees, Gwyneth Paltrow's business empire nears its end, Jay-Z's pot company burns $575M in California, Australia attempts to ban social media to anyone under 16, and a Catholic nun is among 25 arrested in an Italian mob bust.WHAT WE'RE WATCHING (17:27): Kathleen recommends watching her stand-up Special “Bothering Jesus” on Netflix.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Marc O'Driscoll reports Gardaí are investigating the disappearance of William Maughan and Anastasija Varslavane are searching open lands in north Co Dublin.

It's only our ONE HUNDREDTH eppy, huns! Can you believe? We can promise a longer eppy of SPOOKY tales, chat about baguettes, raving to bday music, celeb spotting, and we ask ourselves is Hannah...a doppelganger ? And of course - can you sneeze in an accent? Story 1 from Big S - You get a 100th birthday letter from the King... Some people get a second one. Story 2 from Hannah - a couple go hiking and hear an ominous ... Clap Clap   Story 3 - Suze gives us a tale about working at Mister Waffle and the Byesi Story 4 - THE ENDING OF ALL ENDINGS OF THE CREEPY MALL STORY! OUR WINNER IS... Saoirse!! Thank you hun we LOVE IT. Email us for your prize (ghosthunspod@gmail.com) Creep Of The Week is from North Dublin and concerns a haunted house and "Little Girl" Ty hun. ONE LAST SHORTY story from Big S called "Hide and Seek"  Finally we end with a Ouija... Chaos as usual.  We love you Huns HAPPY 100TH TO US ALL xoxo  JOIN US FOR OUR HALLOWEEN SHOW - 31ST OCT 2024 AT BUSH HALL, LONDON! TIX BELOW: https://linktr.ee/ghosthunspod  JOIN OUR PATREON! EXTRA bonus episodes AND a monthly ghost hunt for just £4.50!  Or £6 for AD-FREE EPS and weekly AGONY HUNS! We'll solve your problems huns!  Sign up here: www.patreon.com/GhostHuns

On this episode we heard how a North Dublin school has asked parents not to allow their kids go to the school fancy dress wearing 'scary costumes'. They say it's so that children with sensory or anxiety issues aren't triggered.

Professor Paul Downes, Director of the Educational Disadvantage Centre in DCU, outlines the experience of students in community outreach hubs who decided to become teachers.

Marama Labs, a life-sciences instrumentation start-up, has secured €280,000 in funding from Enterprise Ireland to fund the expansion of the company's Irish operations. Enterprise Ireland's High Potential Start-Up (HPSU) investment is part of the company's Q4 2023 seed-plus round led by leading Irish VC The Yield Lab Europe and brings the total funding of the round raised by Marama Labs to €2m. The company, founded in New Zealand in 2019, is led by Irish-born CEO and co-founder Dr Brendan Darby with offices in Dublin and Wellington (New Zealand). The investment from Enterprise Ireland will be used to fund the expansion of Marama Labs' Irish operations, opening a commercially-focused applications lab in North Dublin and hiring a life-sciences applications team to support its customers in the Northern Hemisphere. Dr Brendan Darby, CEO and Co-Founder of Marama Labs, said: "We are delighted to have secured investment from Enterprise Ireland as part of our recent capital raise. Ireland's position as a leader in the global life sciences industryprovides the perfect launchpad for Marama Labs to scale our commercial footprint in the Northern Hemisphere life sciences market. "I am personally very excited about working with Enterprise Ireland to build out our Irish activities and leverage the unique life sciences skills available in Ireland. Our mission is to become a global leader in scientific instrumentation, removing bottlenecks in the chemical analysis of liquids, enabling faster and cheaper development of life-saving products." Tom Kelly, Divisional Manager, Industrial & Life Sciences at Enterprise Ireland said: "Congratulations to the team at Marama Labs on its recent investment wins. Enterprise Ireland's HPSU investment in this highly innovative company will support its exploration into the rapidly growing life-sciences market and the expansion of its operations in Ireland." Marama Labs develops novel spectroscopy technology that can rapidly analyse the chemistry of highly complex high-value liquids in industries such as life sciences and fermentation. Its CloudSpec product is able to quantify crucial quality information about new classes of therapeutics, called nanomedicines, in seconds, compared to hours it takes with existing technologies. Marama Labs is working with some of the world's leading therapeutic manufacturers to speed up their drug discovery and manufacturing workflows, with the life sciences product due to launch on the market in 2025. Marama Labs, a Victoria University of Wellington spinout company, was founded in 2019 in New Zealand by physicists Dr Brendan Darby (CEO), Dr Matthias Meyer and Professor Eric Le Ru (CSO), when they discovered a fundamentally new way to optically interrogate highly cloudy liquids using light-based sensors; the breakthrough led to the development of its CloudSpec UV-Vis spectrophotometer. Life sciences and pharmaceutical manufacturing Initially commercialised for winemaking analysis, Marama Labs has widened the CloudSpec applications into the life-sciences market, where opaque liquids are a major hurdle for drug discovery, process monitoring, quality assurance and new product development. CloudSpec's unique ability to measure UV-Vis spectra of highly turbid samples, like lipid-based nano-medicines, has caught the attention of the life-sciences industry. Commercial trials are underway with leading pharmaceutical manufacturers in Europe and the US, for optimising vaccine development workflows. Compared to expensive and time-consuming analytical techniques like HPLC and fluorescent-based assays, which can take hours to get a result, CloudSpec can obtain the same information in a few seconds. See more stories here.

Opinions Matter Exclusive: On this episode we hear about a creche in north country Dublin which has angered parents over handing out leaflets suggeting that all kids attending, get the flu vaccine. Anti-Vaxers demanded we name the creche, on this episode!

North Dublin residents are joining an international protest this afternoon about night flights from Dublin Airport.Today is International Day for the Ban of Night Flights, and protests will be taking place at airports across Europe.Andrea is joined by David Walton, a concerned Dublin citizen and Ian Coatman, a campaigner from Leeds to discuss.

The hit on Peter "Petey Black" Rice, a Kinahan Cartel associate, was a meticulously planned assassination amid the escalating feud between the Kinahan Cartel and the Hutch gang in Dublin. Rice, a mid-level operative, was ambushed and killed outside a gym in North Dublin, highlighting the violent and unpredictable nature of the gang rivalry. The murder underscored the Kinahan Cartel's internal paranoia and strict enforcement of loyalty while intensifying the cycle of retaliatory violence between the two factions. Despite increased law enforcement efforts and international cooperation to dismantle these networks, the investigation into Rice's assassination remains unresolved. The incident reflects the broader challenges of combating organized crime, where both sides continue to adapt and prepare for potential future confrontations.(commercial at 9:21)to contat me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.com

Imagine opening a Practice with no social media, prohibited from advertising, not allowed to have a website, plus you are timing this at the start of one of the worst recessions the country has ever known.   These were the circumstances faced by Dr. Kieran Daly when he opened his squat Practice in North Dublin during 2007.     Fast forward today, 17 years  after opening the doors, his Practice employs over 50 people and has expanded to a multi disciplinary Practice, treating patients with Implants, Orthodontics, Perio, Endo, and Restorative dental treatments, taking referrals from dentists all over Ireland. His journey is nothing short of remarkable.   Kieran never stands still, he is constantly developing himself both personally, and technically, he is the only Irish Orthodontist that is certified by the European Board of Orthodontics & The Angle Society of Europe. He is a leader in his field.    In this podcast you will learn; When Kieran opened his Practice, he was not allowed to have a website or allowed to advertise, what he did to grow his Practice to a World Class Multi-Disciplinary Practice  The importance of using different types of marketing to grow your Practice and not relying on one source How he has put a Management Structure into his Practice, which allows him to spend 40 hours a week treating patients and work ON his business every Friday How delegation really is a game changer and essential to growing your Practice  How he continues growing his Practice and how he has created a super motivated team How he still manages to get to the gym every day and enjoys 5 weeks holiday  AND MUCH MORE 

Trouble erupted in the Sandy Row area of south Belfast last night for the second time in 72 hours. As unrest spreads across the UK, Sarah is joined by Justice Campaigner Billy McManus and MLA for South Belfast, Paula Bradshaw.

Fears are growing this evening of further unrest in Coolock in North Dublin after a week of disturbances, sparked by plans to house over five hundred asylum seekers in the area. A public meeting is planned at the site shortly reporter Barry Lenihan is in Coolock.

Treasa spoke to Conor Lally, security and crime editor with The Irish Times, who witnessed the violent scenes in Coolock, North Dublin yesterday.

This week on #PropertyRoundup on iPropertyRadio.com, host Carol Tallon is joined by special co-host, Emmet Creighton, Daft.ie's Client Partnership Director, to sit down with estate agent Paul Grimes, Managing Director of Grimes in the show apartment of a new development, Prospect Bay in Clontarf, Dublin 3. We take a look at North Dublin property trends, how the business of estate agency has changed over the years and the homes available at Prospect Bay.Take a look at Prospect Bay here

With Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent

We talk to Superintendent Darren McCarthy at Ballymun Garda Station.

Michael O'Leary, Group CEO of Ryanair

Gino Kenny, People Before Profit TD for Dublin Mid-West and Dr. Ray Walley, GP in North Dublin and Vice President of the Association – European Doctors

According to a new survey, a quarter of Teenagers from 14-16 in North Dublin drank alcohol last year. The study by the North Dublin Regional Drug and Alcohol Task Force, also claims that attitudes to drink have changed with more young girls engaging with drinking than boys. Newstalk's Henry McKean met with people in Dublin and asked them about their drinking habits growing up.Kieran was then joined by Paula Leonard, CEO of Alcohol Forum Ireland to discuss...

In what could the end of an era, the lads react to the news that the North Dublin Pirates will not be fielding a team for the 2024 season,

Today we are joined by Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin, activist for People Before Profit in North Dublin to discuss November's race riots, the far right in Ireland and how the anti-fascist Irish left are fighting back and supporting migrant solidarity efforts. Follow us on instagram @12rulesforwhat Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/12rulesforwhat Eoghan is also a musician, check him out on spotify or other platforms, he's good!

John Coleman, Chief Executive of the Land Development Agency, discusses the purchase of lands in Dublin with the potential to deliver over 2,300 homes.

Eoin Gibbons is one of Ireland's leading golf instructors and coaches.  Based at Kinsealy Grange Golf Academy in North Dublin, Eoin is a member in good standing of the PGA and is Trackman-certified.  He is also an Ambassador for BodiTrack and has received the Ground Mechanics BodiTrack certification.  Gibbons has also earned, among other qualifications, a certification in The Biomechanics of Golf from Penn State University. Eoin joins Mark Immelman to teach golfers how to make positive, beneficial and lasting adjustments to your technique for better golf. He talks in-depth about how "Old Keys Do Not Unlock New Doors" and illustrates key concepts to getting the correct Key for Improvement: How to Change Technique - the Twofold Approach of Education before Implementation with Self-Analysis, and Using the Human Senses to Enhance Improvement Using Technology like HackMotion Sensors to Understand the Wrist Influence on Clubface Appropriation and Ball-Flight, and  5 Point Player Concept Throughout the conversation he weaves other topics into his presentation. Topics like: How to Gain Confidence, Lesson Frequency and Data Collection, Predictability over Consistency, The 50/50 Rule for Learning, and Breaking Practice into Training and Performing. This podcast is also available as a vodcast.  Search and subscribe to Mark Immelman on Youtube.    

Oisín Coghlan, Chief Executive of Friends of the Earth, reacts to the news that Fingal County Council has granted planning permission for three new data centres in North Dublin

Newstalk Chief Reporter, Barry Whyte joined Pat to explain why residents living in North Dublin say noise from Dublin Airports North Runway is worse than ever. Note: Dublin Airport authority have clarified to Newstalk since segment aired that it's community engagement engages with those impacted on an ongoing basis..

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that the body of a woman was discovered at a house on Kilbarrick road in Raheny in North Dublin in the early hours of the morning.

Balbriggan is one of Ireland's most diverse, multi-cultural towns, and one that has had a reputation for issues around racism. Kevin Curran grew up in the North Dublin suburb, and has returned to teach in the DEIS secondary school he once attended. Spending time with the kids in his community, he has penned a novel in their voices tackling some of the issues they face every day. The book is called ‘Youth' and he joined Sean on the show to discuss... Image: The Lilliput Press

An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for 780 residential units in the north Dublin area. We asked Richard Bruton, Chairperson of the Fine Gael Parliamentary Party does it go far enough?

Sheena Mitchell, Pharmacist, Dr Ray Walley, GP in North Dublin

Halloween traditions; the history of Irish Fairies; and a group of young men exploring their local history in North Dublin.

Join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack This Reboot Republic podcast is part of the Budget 2023 special series, and in it Rory talks to Hugh Brennan of the not-for-profit housing developer, Ó Cualann Co Housing Alliance. Ó Cualann is building the only affordable housing for sale to home buyers in the country at the moment. They are building genuinely affordable housing, such as a two-bedroom apartment in North Dublin for €165,000. Hugh explains that the Ó Cualann not-for-profit housing delivery model could be replicated and scale up across the country. He highlights barriers to this such as land issues -accessing affordable state land (the cost and debt attached to state lands), procurement benefitting the 4 or 5 big players rather than smaller contracts for SME builders, the need for initial development cost finance support for not-for-profit housing organisations, the need to support community led housing schemes who have the energy and desire to self build housing. Ultimately how policy is still reluctant to 'interfere' with the market, when in housing, we need the non-market providers to be central to housing supply and delivery. This is a podcast of real hope and solutions! Edited and Produced by @tricksterworld more at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Jennifer Whitmore, Social Democrats spokesperson for Climate, Environment and Biodiversity, on plans for two data centres in Dublin.

The brutal murder of 17-year-old Keane Mulready-Woods in 2020 caused nationwide shock, and found its way to international headlines due to gruesome details of the crime. Right from the start, Gardai had two main suspects, but overall, more than ten people might have played a role in this unimaginable killing.If you would like to support this show and receive exclusive rewards in return, please click here: Become a Patron!To leave a review, please click here: Leave a review!A deadly darkness: Keane Mulready-Woods' last call home and the violent end of a boy lost to deadly grip of brutal gangsSuspect in Keane Mulready-Woods murder arrested after major garda manhuntI opened the bag and saw a human leg, arms and flip-flops' - man who found remains of Keane Mulready WoodsWho was murdered teenager Keane Mulready-Woods?Two years on from horrific Keane Mulready-Woods murder gardai confident 'more to face charges'The murder of teenager Keane Mulready Woods – and the key figures linked to his deathSuspect who provided mobile phones in killing of Keane Mulready-Woods likely to face charges Slain Keane Mulready-Woods was 'stabbed in the neck and let bleed to death' by Robbie LawlorMan admits removing evidence from where Kean Mulready Woods murderedKeane Mulready-Woods – Timeline of events as two men arrested over murder of teen after dismembered remains recoveredKeane Mulready-Woods timeline: Missing teen, Drogheda shooting, and body parts in North Dublin - how it's unfolded so farSupport the show

Today, we welcome writer/director Kate Dolan to the show to tell us all about her highly successful and inspiring filmmaking journey that lead her to make her debut feature, You Are Not My Mother (2022). Kate chats with our host, Giles Alderson, about how she started out as an art director and learned from others on set. She talks about what she learned from directing children, how making short films and screening them at festivals – including Berlinale – got her an agent, and whether she thinks that short films still work as calling cards when you haven't made a feature film yet. She also discusses how her debut feature You Are Not My Mother came about, her writing process, why the early inclusion of her 1st AD and her editor made her script better, and why it's so important to build a relationship with your actors and your crew. Kate is an absolute inspiration. You don't want to miss this. So, sit back, relax and enjoy this week's episode with Kate Dolan.   YOU ARE NOT MY MOTHER is out now! In a North Dublin housing estate, Char's mother goes missing. When she returns Char is determined to uncover the truth of her disappearance and unearth the dark secrets of her family.   EPISODE LINKS Watch YOU ARE NOT MY MOTHER | TRAILER   Watch CATCALLS | SHORT HORROR FILM | SCREAMFEST - YouTube   PATREON Big thank you to: Lee Hutchings Marli J Monroe Want your name in the show notes or some great bonus material on filmmaking? Join our Patreon for bonus episodes, industry survival guides and feedback on your film projects! Our new 4 tier structure is in place. Come join the community! https://www.patreon.com/thefilmmakerspodcast   MERCH Spread the Word with Our Merch T-Shirts, Hoodies, Mugs, Masks and Water Bottles all now available in some very cool designs.   SUPPORT THE PODCAST Read & Sign Up for The Wrap Up – Our weekly Newsletter with news and information from the world of film Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, or wherever you get your podcasts. Help us out and write us a review (a good one!), tell your friends and CHOOSE FILM. Get in touch? Email us thefilmmakerspodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter Facebook and Instagram Check out our full episode archive at TheFilmmakersPodcast.com   CREDITS The Filmmakers Podcast is hosted, produced and written by Giles Alderson @gilesalderson Edited by @tobiasvees Social Media by Kalli Pasqualucci @kallieep Marketing Huw Siddle Logo and Banner Art by Lois Creative  Theme Music by John J. Harvey Part of the www.podfixnetwork.squarespace.com   WATCH OUR FILMS The Dare UK | Trailer The Dare Canada and USA A Serial Killers Guide to Life | Trailer Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot Winter Ridge UK The Isle Fanged Up The Marker Star Wars: Origins   MORE FROM OUR FRIENDS Follow our Regular Hosts @LucindaRhodes @DirDomLenoir @35mmdop @philmblog @IanSharp1 @Cjamesdirect @dan710ths Follow Make Your Film for Live Events @makeyourfilm20  Follow our Movies @thedaremovie @Food4ThoughtDoc @FangedUpFilm Raindance events www.raindance.org The Filmmakers Podcast recommends Performance Insurance Music from musicbed.com Giles Alderson's website

YOU ARE NOT MY MOTHER MOVIE REVIEW Writer/Director Kate Dolan follows up her successful short film Catcalls with another spooky tale titled You Are Not My Mother. A North Dublin teenager named Char (Hazel Doupe) has her world turned upside down when her mother Angela (Carolyn Bracken) reveals she just can't do this anymore and… Read More »Screener Squad: You Are Not My Mother