Podcast appearances and mentions of Patrick Pearse

This Day in Legal History: Easter RisingOn April 24, 1916, the Easter Rising erupted in Dublin as Irish republicans launched a bold and ultimately tragic insurrection against British rule. The event, intended to establish an independent Irish Republic, had enormous legal and constitutional consequences that would ripple through British and Irish law for years. Roughly 1,200 rebels seized key buildings across Dublin, proclaiming the establishment of the Irish Republic from the steps of the General Post Office.In response, the British government declared martial law and deployed thousands of troops to suppress the rebellion. Courts-martial were swiftly convened, and between May 3 and May 12, fifteen rebel leaders were executed, including Patrick Pearse, James Connolly, and Thomas Clarke. These summary executions, carried out without the protections of civilian trial, shocked many in Ireland and Britain and were later criticized as legally excessive and politically tone-deaf.The use of military tribunals rather than civilian courts raised serious questions about the limits of legal authority during wartime and the rights of those accused of political violence. The Rising also marked a critical turning point in British colonial legal practice, highlighting the inherent tension between empire and constitutional rule.In the wake of the rebellion, the British government passed additional emergency laws to manage dissent in Ireland, but these legal measures only deepened nationalist sentiment. The Easter Rising set the stage for the Irish War of Independence, the 1921 Anglo-Irish Treaty, and ultimately the creation of the Irish Free State in 1922.The legal legacy of April 24 is one of sharp contrast: between the rigid imposition of imperial law and the revolutionary demand for self-determination. It remains a powerful example of how law can be both a tool of control and a symbol of contested legitimacy. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has agreed to drop its appeal in a longstanding legal battle with PayPal over a 2019 rule that required digital wallet providers to disclose fees using a standardized form originally intended for prepaid cards. The decision came through a joint filing on April 21 in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, following a March 2024 district court ruling in PayPal's favor that limited the reach of the rule.The CFPB's regulation extended fee disclosure mandates for prepaid cards to digital wallets, despite the agency's own acknowledgment that most digital wallets don't charge such fees. PayPal contested the rule soon after its issuance, arguing that digital wallets function differently from prepaid cards since they store payment credentials rather than actual funds. In contrast, prepaid cards are used to store and spend cash directly.The legal journey began when Judge Richard J. Leon initially sided with PayPal in 2020, but his ruling was overturned by the D.C. Circuit in 2023, prompting a remand. Leon again ruled for PayPal in March 2024, leading the CFPB to appeal before ultimately deciding to drop the case.This withdrawal marks the second recent instance of the CFPB, under acting Director Russell Vought, stepping back from litigation challenging its rules. A week prior, the agency also agreed to halt enforcement of a proposed $8 cap on credit card late fees amid a separate lawsuit. PayPal is represented by WilmerHale which, you will of course remember, has been targeted by a Trump executive order.CFPB Agrees to Halt Appeal of PayPal Win on Digital Wallet RulePresident Trump announced via Truth Social that he is suing the law firm Perkins Coie, accusing it of committing “egregious and unlawful acts,” specifically pointing to the actions of an unnamed individual at the firm. However, it remains unclear whether Trump intends to file a new lawsuit or was referring to ongoing legal disputes.Last month, Trump signed an executive order that aimed to terminate federal contracts with clients of Perkins Coie if the firm had performed any work on them. In response, Perkins Coie sued the administration, claiming the order was unconstitutional.Trump's legal team also requested the recusal of U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell from overseeing that case, alleging a “pattern of hostility” toward the president. Trump repeated his criticism of Judge Howell in his latest post, calling her “highly biased.”The legal conflict adds to Trump's ongoing confrontations with the judiciary and firms linked to Democratic causes. Perkins Coie has historically represented Democratic interests, making the dispute politically charged.Trump says he is suing Perkins Coie law firm | ReutersLaw firms Perkins Coie and WilmerHale asked federal judges in Washington, D.C., to permanently block executive orders issued by President Donald Trump. The firms argue the orders are unconstitutional acts of political retaliation. These orders sought to revoke government contracts held by their clients and restrict the firms' access to federal buildings, citing their ties to Trump's legal and political opponents.The legal battle marks a significant escalation between major law firms and the Trump administration. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell heard Perkins Coie's request for summary judgment, while Judge Richard Leon handled WilmerHale's case later in the day. Both judges had already issued temporary blocks on Trump's orders in March.The Department of Justice defended the executive orders as valid exercises of presidential authority. Meanwhile, other prominent firms like Paul Weiss and Skadden Arps have settled with the White House to avoid similar orders, agreeing to provide pro bono services and other terms reportedly totaling nearly $1 billion in value.The legal community has widely condemned the executive orders. Hundreds of firms and legal organizations argue the moves were designed to chill legal representation against Trump, infringing on the right to counsel and undermining the legal profession's independence. Some attorneys at firms that settled have resigned in protest.Law firms targeted by Trump ask judges to permanently bar executive orders against them | ReutersThe State Bar of California plans to ask the California Supreme Court to lower the passing score for the February 2025 bar exam after a troubled rollout that included technical and logistical failures. The proposed score of 534 is below the 560 recommended by the bar's testing expert. This score adjustment would apply to all test takers, regardless of the specific issues they faced.February's exam marked the first time California administered a hybrid bar test, offered both remotely and in-person, and without components of the long-used national bar exam. Although the change aimed to reduce costs, it resulted in significant problems such as software crashes and intrusive proctoring interruptions. It's unclear how many of the 4,300 examinees were affected, but the State Bar has opened an investigation into the widespread issues.The bar also recommended imputing scores for test takers unable to complete key sections, a process that estimates performance based on completed answers. The Committee of Bar Examiners acknowledged the challenge of crafting a remedy that is both fair and preserves the integrity of the exam.In addition to adjusting scores, the committee is considering provisional licensing programs that would allow affected test takers to practice under supervision while awaiting full licensure. Final test results are due May 2, and the Supreme Court is expected to rule on the score change request by April 28. The committee will meet again on May 5 to consider further options.California bar seeks to reduce pass score after disastrous exam rollout | Reuters This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

Rapports amoureux compliqués, libido en baisse, natalité et fertilité en berne, rien ne va plus en Europe. Les rapports entre hommes et femmes, y compris et surtout sur le terrain de la sexualité, sont fragilisés dans leur capacité à donner forme à une vie harmonieuse et à permettre, par-là même, le renouvellement des générations. Cette récession sexuelle est le fruit d'une mutation et d'un déclin anthropologique sans précédent dans un Occident où les cadres traditionnels, les corps intermédiaires, les repères symboliques ne cessent de passer sous le rouleau compresseur du système de la marchandise et de la société managériale. Les nouvelles générations sont prises en tenaille entre, d'une part, une insécurité sociale et culturelle grandissante sur fond de déstabilisation des institutions qui codifient, traditionnellement, le rapport aux corps, et, d'autre part, l'omniprésence de discours transposant la vieille lutte des classes sous la forme d'une dialectique de la confrontation des sexes. C'est dans ce climat délétère, de perte de confiance en soi, de vide spirituel et de défiance pour les rapports charnels ou le plaisir réel, que la jeunesse européenne doit désormais trouver sa voie, assumer des rôles bien définis et tenter de s'épanouir. Et, si elle est lâchée seule dans la guerre libérale du tous contre tous, elle ne peut pas compter non plus sur l'État nounou qui, à rebours du bon sens le plus élémentaire, laisse l'influence des nouveaux médias dénaturer une sexualité de plus en plus précoce et se contente de proposer des cours d'éducation sexuelle à des cerveaux encore immatures émotionnellement et déjà peuplés des images les plus dégradantes. En prenant en compte la réalité des nouvelles sociologies, des nouveaux moyens de rencontres amoureux ou de fonder son foyer, le libre journal Vive la Civilisation européenne se propose de faire un état des lieux critique de la sexualité des Européens et d'esquisser les voies à explorer pour résoudre cette crise de fond. Pour en discuter, nous recevons Catherine Jongen, Floriane Jeannin et Hubert Calmettes. Vous pourrez retrouver les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade. • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Frédérique de Saint-Quio, auditrice de la promotion Homère. • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade. • La boussole artistique de Gabrielle Fouquet, auditrice de la promotion Homère.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The 1916 Easter Rising was a definitive moment in 20th-century Irish history. Its memory was evoked throughout The Troubles, with republicans wearing commemorative Easter Lily badges to honour the revolutionary martyrs that came before them.  On Easter Monday in 1916, amongst the backdrop of the ongoing First World War, Irish revolutionaries brought the anti-colonial struggle to Britain's doorstop.  Armed men and women stormed and seized important buildings across Dublin, and proclaimed the beginning of The Irish Republic. From the steps of the General Post Office, Patrick Pearse read the proclamation of independence that would be referred back to for generations. As the leaders of the revolution faced their tragic fate, we trace the journeys of three rebels who escaped execution: a countess with a pistol, a maths-teacher-turned-military-commander, and a young man from Cork who will soon oversee a guerrilla war campaign as the revolution is reborn…  Listen as Anita and William are joined by Diarmaid Ferriter, author of A Nation Not A Rabble, to discuss the impact of the Easter Rising.  _____________ Empire UK Live Tour: The podcast is going on a UK tour! William and Anita will be live on stage in Glasgow, Birmingham, York and Bristol, discussing how the British Empire continues to shape our everyday lives. Tickets are on sale NOW, to buy yours head to empirepoduk.com. Empire Club: Become a member of the Empire Club to receive early access to miniseries, ad-free listening, early access to live show tickets, bonus episodes, book discounts, and a weekly newsletter! Head to empirepoduk.com to sign up. Email: empire@goalhanger.com Instagram: @empirepoduk  Blue Sky: @empirepoduk  X: @empirepoduk goalhanger.com Assistant Producer: Becki Hills Producer: Anouska Lewis Senior Producer: Callum Hill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

XIIe colloque de l'Institut Iliade le samedi 5 avril 2025 à Paris : "Penser le travail de demain"

À une semaine de l'affrontement final entre Kamala Harris et Donald Trump pour désigner celui qui présidera aux destinées du pays et mènera de fait le bloc occidental, le Libre Journal Vive la Civilisation européenne s'intéresse aux penseurs et aux idéologues qui mènent le combat dans les coulisses. Quelles sont les doctrines géopolitiques en jeu ? L'interventionnisme atlantiste restera-t-il nécessairement l'horizon indépassable de la politique étrangère des États-Unis ? Entre la peur et l'envie d'en découdre avec la Chine, la vassalisation renforcée ou l'indifférence vis-à-vis des 500 millions d'Européens, le soutien quasi religieux ou l'exaspération progressive vis à vie d'Israël, le financement et l'armement du proxy ukrainien face à la Russie, ou au contraire l'ouverture aux perspectives de paix et de négociations, le chemin qu'empruntera le département d'État américain à compter de janvier prochain est un enjeu décisif pour le monde, et singulièrement pour l'Europe. Sur le plan intérieur, le management actuel de la population américaine par la DEI (Diversité, Égalité, Inclusion) sera-t-il remis en cause et cette alliance surprenante entre la Droite-Tech menée par Elon Musk avec les Blancs conservateurs du centre du pays aura-t-elle un avenir ? Le problème de la confiance dans l'establishment, de l'emprise de l'État profond, et des questions politiques cruciales telles que l'immigration légale et illégale, seront-ils réellement mis sur la table ? Pour ces grands enjeux intérieurs et extérieurs, quelles influences les grandes idéologies fondatrices américaines, notamment le puritanisme et le libéralisme, continueront-elles à exercer ? L'idéalisme wilsonnien, qui n'est ni plus ni moins que l'extension infinie de la démocratie libérale au profit des EUA, continuera-t-il à avoir le vent en poupe face aux BRICS ? Quel rôle joueront exactement les idéologies ayant émergées plus ou moins récemment dans le paysage américain : le wokisme, le conservatisme chrétien anti-avortement, la tendance libertarienne et anti-impôts, les néo-reactionnaires et les accélérationistes qui prônent une forme d'élitisme technologique et de fuite en avant prométhéenne ? Pour évoquer ce sujet complexe, nous recevons : Craig Willy, écrivain et conseiller politique franco-américain. Son blogue intitulé « Evopolitics » (www.craigwilly.com) traite des rapports étroits entre la politique, la nature humaine, les biotechnologies et les tendances démographiques. Hector Burnouf, animateur sur radio courtoisie et contributeur aux revues Livr'Arbitres, Élément et L'Incorrect. Il est auditeur de la promotion Athéna. Gabriel Piniés, membre de la rédaction d'Éléments et du pôle études de l'Institut Iliade, il a fait une thèse de doctorat sur la politique américaine. Il est auditeur de la promotion Homère. Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade. • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Frédérique de Saint-Quio, auditrice de la promotion Homère. • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade. • La boussole artistique de Gabrielle Fouquet, auditrice de la promotion Homère.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Hier – et peut-être demain – pratique utilitaire, aujourd'hui loisir, la chasse est par excellence un art identitaire, et pour nous, Européens, l'un de ceux où la triade homérienne peut se déployer d'une manière particulièrement vive, contrecarrant chez celui qui le pratique les effets délétères du déracinement qu'impose la vie moderne. La chasse distingue, parce qu'elle offre l'occasion de porter une arme, marque des hommes – et des femmes – libres, et de donner la mort, dans une société qui flatte les esclaves et tente de rendre la mort invisible ; ainsi le chasseur réintègre-t-il par la pratique de son art la chaîne de prédation et donc la Nature, que le Moderne abhorre. Consciemment ou inconsciemment, la chasse devient un acte politique et métapolitique. La chasse éduque, parce qu'elle oblige à maîtriser ses armes, mortelles, à savoir, non pas seulement par les livres, mais aussi par l'observation, les habitudes et les mœurs de l'animal de chasse, et au-delà, des habitants des plaines, des bois, des forêts, des montagnes, comme elle force à l'enracinement le chasseur qui arpentera assidûment un même territoire jusqu'à en découvrir tous les secrets. La chasse, enfin, relie, d'abord aux générations qui nous ont précédés, jusqu'à nos lointains ancêtres du Paléolithique, mais aussi à nos contemporains, singulièrement ceux avec lesquels nous en partageons les joies et la liturgie au cours de parties de chasse communautaires ; elle relie, finalement, au sens le plus élevé, en ce qu'elle nous donne à contempler la beauté de la Nature, et à participer de cette beauté. Un sujet que nous aborderons en compagnie de : • Denis Plat, officier d'active pendant 36 ans puis rédacteur en chef de J'aime la chasse et enfin fondateur de Chroniques cynégétiques, un web média consacré à la chasse et à son lien avec notre identité. et • François Veaunes. Marin et chasseur, germanophone, François Veaunes a autrefois longuement arpenté les abysses et parcouru les royaumes de Poséidon. Depuis qu'il a regagné la terre ferme, c'est à Artémis, la déesse vierge, qu'il consacre une part significative de son temps, des rivages de la Baltique aux Alpes autrichiennes, de la Bretagne à la Haute-Franconie. Formateur de l'Institut Iliade, il anime une causerie sur la chasse avec les stagiaires de la formation longue. ⚔️ Chronique culturelle Né à l'est de l'Europe au début des années 2000 dans sa version moderne et popularisé en France par notre invité du jour Édouard Eme, le béhourd est du combat médiéval en armure. Un sport qui fait l'objet de compétitions nationales et internationales, dans lequel les participants doivent combattre avec armures et armes historiquement analogues à celles du XIIIe au XVIIe siècle. Partons à la découverte de ce phénomène tout à fait exceptionnel qui au-delà de l'aspect sportif, porte en lui des vertus et un être au monde qui parlera aux vieux Européens que nous sommes. Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Frédérique de Saint-Quio, auditrice de la promotion Homère • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'IliadeHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

La France ingouvernable ? Le très manœuvrier Emmanuel Macron vient de redonner la parole au peuple en dissolvant l'Assemblée nationale, avant de la lui confisquer en réactivant le fameux barrage républicain et les magouilles d'appareils. Le Rassemblement national, dont une part croissante des Français souhaite qu'il ait la majorité est désormais haut partout et touche toutes les sociologies électorales, avec un basculement manifeste des femmes, des professeurs et de manière générale des métiers de production en sa faveur. Un vote qui, par ailleurs, recoupe de plus en plus la répartition ethnique sur le territoire, le RN devenant de fait une sorte de « syndicat du peuple autochtone ». Face à ce phénomène massif d'adhésion au projet anti-immigration et sécuritaire de l'Union nationale, se met en place une alliance inédite entre les électeurs retraités de la Macronie libérale et la Gauche Morale Hors-Sol renforcée par le vote communautaire des immigrés de première, deuxième et troisième génération, particulièrement puissant dans les villes. Ce nouveau Front Républicain, qui réconcilie finalement uberisation et créolisation, est aussi l'alliance des gagnants de la mondialisation et des gagnants de la redistribution, ligués contre le peuple de souche, les Français déculturés, et dépossédés de leur terre et de leurs biens, population majoritaire réduite au silence dans son propre pays. Alors même que le théâtre antifasciste arrive à son terme et ne dupe plus les électeurs, le barrage au RN n'est-il pas en train de transformer la France, pays profondément politique au cœur de l'Europe, en cocotte-minute géante ? En rendant la France ingouvernable, le pari post-national d'Emmanuel Macron n'est-il pas en train d'imposer un gouvernement technique, enfant parfait de la société managériale ? Pour analyser les résultats du second tour du scrutin des élections législatives et éclairer les auditeurs de Radio Courtoisie de leurs analyses politiques, nous recevons : • Gaël Brustier, docteur en Sciences-politiques, chercheur associé au Centre d'études de la vie politique à l'Université libre sde Bruxelles, qui a publié plusieurs essais sur la droitisation de la vie politique, et vient de faire paraître aux éditions du Cerf Les Analphabètes au pouvoir. • Jérôme Besnard, journaliste à Valeurs actuelles, L'Incorrect, et à Front Populaire, auteur de La droite imaginaire, de Chateaubriand à François Fillon (éditions du Cerf). • Bastien Rondeau-Frimas, collaborateur parlementaire au Parlement européen à Strasbourg et Bruxelles, et fin connaisseur des dynamiques de la droite nationale française. Nous aurons également en ligne un citoyen vigilant membre de l'Observatoire des violences politique, un collectif qui vise à dévoiler les méfaits perpétrés par l'extrême gauche et ses alliés. Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade. • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Frédérique de Saint-Quio, auditrice de la promotion Homère. • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade. #RadioCourtoisie #InstitutIliade #Législatives2024Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

« Les peuples somnolaient, mais le destin prit soin qu'ils ne s'endormissent point. » Hölderlin La modernité, et son avatar l'hypermodernité, que l'on caractérise volontiers pas l'absence de limites et la démesure technicienne, nous apparaît aujourd'hui avant tout comme le monde de la raison calculante, dans lequel l'intérêt, le marché, et l'individu s'imposent comme l'horizon exclusif de l'existence – ils dominent tout, colonisent tout, au premier chef notre imaginaire et notre spiritualité. Le cosmos de l'ancien monde, dans lequel toute chose prenait sa juste place, a vu naître et croitre en son sein des tendances et des aspirations nouvelles qui, en quête d'ordre et de puissance, en ont obscurci l'évidence. Cette modernité elle-même est désormais entré en décadence, et les certitudes des modernes ont laissé place à l'égarement et à l'intranquillité. C'est dans ce contexte que la pensée traditionnelle, la philosophia perennis, qui cherche à déceler l'ordonnancement caché du monde et porte en elle la promesse du retour aux origines (le principe de la Révolution conservatrice) se propose comme un recours théorique et idéologique pour penser notre temps. Sans nous aventurer sur les chemins ésotériques d'une tradition que d'aucuns ont qualifié de primordiale, nous nous attacherons à comprendre les grands conflits de valeurs qui sous-tendent les affrontements autour des enjeux de la modernité qui, au moins depuis les révolutions platonicienne et chrétienne, confrontent les Européens à leur propre devenir. Pour nous engager dans cette quête philosophique, nous recevrons deux invités habitués à se jeter à corps perdu dans le débat des idées : • Arnaud-Guyot Jeannin, qui a publié récemment aux éditions de La Nouvelle Librairie La Tradition sans complexe. Abécédaire et texte de l'antimodernité et qui en tant que journaliste, notamment à l'antenne de Radio Courtoisie, ne cesse de dénoncer la contamination de la droite hors les murs par le système libéral-libertaire et l'américanisation de la planète. • Olivier Battistini, maître de conférences émérite en histoire grecque, qui vient de publier aux éditions Ellipses « Platon, le philosophe-roi », très utilement préfacé par Michel Maffesoli, et qui nous rappelle comment Platon « le plus radical penseur antidémocratique » a été le philosophe du recours à la mémoire et à la Tradition permettant l'« enracinement dynamique », condition sine qua non pour que les peuples de projettent dans leur avenir. En seconde partie nous commenterons les résultats des élections européennes, en faisant un tour d'horizon de tous les pays de notre continent qui votaient dimanche 9 juin. L'Européiste identitaire Thomas Ferrier, historien, politologue et fin connaisseur des partis et des dynamiques politiques à l'œuvre en Europe sera à nos côtés pour ce moment d'analyse et de décryptage. Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Frédérique de Saint-Quio, auditrice de la promotion Homère • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'IliadeHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

ONG : les nouveaux mercenaires À Paris, comme à Berlin ou à la commission de Bruxelles, elles sont partout. Que ce soit lors des spectaculaires débats grand public concernant les affaires étrangères ou l'immigration, ou lors des réformes techniques où la modification d'un paragraphe peut entraîner des conséquences financières énormes, les ONG et leurs lobbyistes effectuent un travail d'influence efficace. Leur statut est encadré, mais grâce à la complicité des technocrates du Nouveau Monde, aux techniques de propagande redoutables et à la prévalence de la morale sur l'action politique, elles imposent peu à peu leur programme au détriment des peuples et de la souveraineté des nations. Inféodées à des intérêts étrangers ou purement corporatistes, les ONG opèrent à visage découvert, comme de véritables mercenaires. Bénéficiant de point de passage de plus en plus nombreux avec le pouvoir, comme le prouvent les parcours de Cécile Duflot (Oxfam), ou Pascal Canfin (WWF), elles court-circuitent des institutions devenues impuissantes. Comment des ONG comme Greenpeace ou SOS Méditerranée réussissent à orienter les débats publics ? Quels intérêts les ONG servent-elles et quelle idéologie les anime ? Sont-elles réellement à la solde des nations étrangères ? Pourquoi y a-t-il si peu d'ONG conservatrices et enracinées ? Ne sont-elles pas le nouveau lieu de l'engagement politique et idéologique pour des citoyens conscients de l'enrayement démocratique ? Fins connaisseurs de l'univers de l'énergie et des questions environnementales, où l'influence des ONG est prépondérante, nous recevons deux experts pour nous éclairer sur les coulisses de la machinerie des organisations non gouvernementales. Pour aborder ce sujet, nous recevrons : • Fabien Bouglé qui est un expert des questions de politique énergétique. Il est l'auteur de "Guerre de l'énergie au cœur du nouveau conflit mondial" (2023), "Nucléaire : les vérités cachées" (2021) et "Éoliennes : la face noire de la transition écologique" (2019). • Thibault Kerlirzin qui est consultant en stratégie d'intelligence économique, diplômé de l'École de guerre économique et de l'École des hautes études en sciences sociales. Cofondateur du site Davocratie, il est l'auteur de Greenpeace, une ONG à double-fond et de George Soros l'impérial. Spécialisé sur le rôle des ONG notamment dans le narratif vert, il a réalisé plusieurs rapports sur ces thèmes : "influence des ONG dans le processus législatif européen", "influence des lobbies écologistes", "influence européenne des cabinets de conseil", "Wilderness et éco-business", et "pass carbone". Nous aurons également en ligne Étienne, stagiaire de la promotion Richard Wagner qui est un des organisateurs, avec le groupe @helixdijon, du colloque consacré à Henri Vincenot qui se tiendra à Dijon le 1er juin. Cet événement abordera les thèmes chers au truculent auteur bourguignon : l'écologie, le sacré et l'enracinement. À la suite des conférences, un banquet local sera mis en place, accompagné de chants régionaux. Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Frédérique de Saint-Quio, auditrice de la promotion Homère • Radio Le Nid - L'incubateur des entreprises enracinées vous parle des initiatives positives ! • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'IliadeHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Am 24. April 1916 ruft Patrick Pearse am Hauptpostamt die Unabhängigkeit Irlands aus, bevor er sich mit insgesamt 1.250 Frauen und Männer auf den Kampf mit den Regierungstruppen vorbereitet. Die jahrelange Unterdrückung sind die Rebellen satt. Sie wollen gewaltsam gegen die britische Oberherrschaft vorgehen und das, obwohl mit dem "Home-Rule-Gesetz" eine Selbstregierung auf dem friedlichen Weg in Aussicht steht. Weniger als eine Woche später ist der Aufstand zu Ende und alles verloren. Dublin liegt in Schutt und Asche und die Rebellen werden festgenommen oder hingerichtet. Nichts, aber auch rein gar nichts deutet zunächst daraufhin, dass die nationalistisch-republikanische Bewegung sich bald vom Mythos des Osteraufstands ernähren wird, um Irland in die Unabhängigkeit zu führen...Das Folgenbild zeigt das zerstörte Hauptpostamt in Dublin nach dem Aufstand im April 1916........QUIZHier gehts zum Quiz mit Gewinnspiel! Quiz2Go#9 - Geschichtsquiz zum Mitraten.......WERBUNGDu willst dir die Rabatte unserer Werbepartner sichern? Hier geht's zu den Angeboten!.......Jetzt His2Go unterstützen für tolle Vorteile, über Acast+ oder Steady.Werde His2Go Hero oder His2Go Legend: https://plus.acast.com/s/his2go-geschichte-podcast.Werde auch ohne Kreditkarte His2Go Hero oder His2Go Legend: steadyhq.com/his2go.........LITERATURDe Rosa, Peter: Rebellen des Glaubens. Der irische Freiheitskampf 1916, 1991.Hartmann, Antje: Osteraufstand und Bürgerkrieg. Die irische Revolution in Geschichte und Literatur, 2003.Maurer, Michael: Geschichte Irlands, Ditzingen 2019.Stuchtey, Benedikt: Geschichte Irlands, München 2012..........UNTERSTÜTZUNGIhr könnt uns dabei unterstützen, weiterhin jeden 10., 20. und 30. des Monats eine Folge zu veröffentlichen!Folgt und bewertet uns bei Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Podimo, Instagram, Twitter oder über eure Lieblings-Podcastplattformen.Wir freuen uns über euer Feedback, Input und Vorschläge zum Podcast, die ihr uns über das Kontaktformular auf der Website, Instagram und unsere Feedback E-Mail: kontakt@his2go.de schicken könnt. An dieser Stelle nochmals vielen Dank an jede einzelne Rückmeldung, die uns bisher erreicht hat und uns sehr motiviert..........COPYRIGHTMusic from https://filmmusic.io: “Sneaky Snitch” by Kevin MacLeod and "Plain Loafer" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY !Neu! Jetzt hier His2Go unterstützen, Themen mitbestimmen und Quiz2Go mit Moderatorin Chiara erleben! https://plus.acast.com/s/his2go-geschichte-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Qui prendra la mer ? Couvrant 71% de la surface du globe, les mers et les océans sont depuis la nuit des temps un enjeu de pouvoir politique, commercial et militaire. Le domaine maritime s'est avéré, pour ceux qui le maîtrisent, un phénoménal multiplicateur de puissance, jusqu'à donner naissance, au cours de l'histoire, à de véritables thalassocraties, pour reprendre les théories de l'américain Alfred Mahan, qui dominent aujourd'hui le monde. Leur opposition aux tellurocratie, les puissances de la terre, et les conséquences de cette confrontation pour l'Europe, sont plus que jamais d'actualité. Cet immense espace liquide représente une globalité en soi. A de rarissimes exceptions près, comme la Caspienne ou la défunte mer d'Aral, les mers communiquent en effet entre elles. Et c'est donc en toute logique qu'elles forment le lieu de la mondialisation, puisque 90 % des flux commerciaux se font par mer et 98 % du trafic Internet passe par les câbles sous-marins. C'est le lieu où s'opère la pêche massive, l'exploitation des fonds marins pour les hydrocarbures ou l'extraction de minerais. C'est enfin un objet et un cadre juridique tout à fait nouveau. La mer est en effet tenaillée entre l'extension des zones économiques exclusives appartenant aux États d'une part et la personnalité juridique de ce qu'on appelle la Haute Mer, un espace qui ne peut faire l'objet d'aucune déclaration de souveraineté, selon la Convention des Nations unies pour le droit de la mer, un principe qui a été réaffirmé en 1994, un espace qui est donc censé être inappropriable. C'est donc là que se créent des sociétés off-shore et des pavillons de complaisance pour des armateurs voulant échapper au droit international et aux différents droits nationaux afin de fuir leurs responsabilités. Pour aborder ce sujet tout à fait d'actualité, nous recevrons : • Frédéric Éparvier, après des études de géopolitiques aux États-Unis dans les années 80, a travaillé dans des industries navales et de défense pendant trente ans. Il enseigne la géopolitique de la mer aux auditeurs de l'Iliade et viens de publier dans la collection Longue Mémoire Sparte et l'idée spartiate. Des origines au déclin. • Michel Geoffroy, énarque, essayiste et contributeur régulier de Polemia. Il a publié entre autres La superclasse mondiale contre les peuples ou encore La Nouvelle Guerre des mondes. Nous aurons également en ligne Romain Espino, responsable du développement de l'ASLA, l'Association de soutien aux lanceurs d'alerte, qui accompagne les lanceurs d'alerte, particuliers engagés, journalistes, politiques ou groupes militants dans leurs combats face ou devant la justice. Deux leviers pour cela : la mise en relation avec des avocats qui ont l'habitude de ce genre d'affaires et la levée de fonds afin de financer les frais de justice. Les affaires en cours : Génération Identitaire vs SOS Méditerranée, Franck Manogil vs SOS Méditerranée, Jordan Florentin vs Yacine Bellatar, Les Identitaires vs l'État, Isabelle Surply vs la mosquée de Saint-Chamond… Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphael Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade. • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Frédérique de Saint-Quio, auditrice de la promotion Homère. • Radio Le Nid - L'incubateur des entreprises enracinées vous parle des initiatives positives !  • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

L'industrie culturelle et la marchandisation du monde ont court-circuité, parasité, nié, l'univers esthétique des Européens. Ce dernier est très souvent mis sous cloche, relégué aux musées où il sera moqué par les nouvelles générations mondialisées biberonnées à la consommation, le nouvel art de vivre. Un univers esthétique des Européens fait de représentations mentales tout à fait singulières et qui dans ses formes aristocratiques comme populaires, ont permis tant une élévation individuelle et collective qu'une expérience de la spiritualité et de l'enchantement du monde, notre monde. Qu'en est-il aujourd'hui réellement de la place qu'occupe, pour notre peuple, la création et la beauté ? Qu'est-ce que la science est en mesure de dire au sujet de cette dernière ? Que se passe-t-il quand un peuple, et notamment ses enfants, ne sont plus confrontés au beau ? Ce vide nous prive-t-il de génies littéraire et picturaux, d'artistes cachés ? Ce renoncement à la beauté a-t-il une incidence sur l'évolution des mouvements artistiques ou plus largement au destin politique de nos nations ? Ces questions sont fondamentales car l'esthétique est profondément politique ! Nous aborderons ce sujet avec trois invités de choix : - Nicola Janucci, étudiant en philosophie et auditeur de la promotion Léonard de Vinci (https://institut-iliade.com/promotion-leonard-de-vinci/), qui est président de l'association Epiculture une association de médiation culturelle, qui travaille à faire découvrir de belles œuvres d'art, notamment dans son émission La Minute Art sur YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@epiculture-association). - Thomas Whyte, connu des auditeurs de Radio Courtoisie comme fondateur du Rucher Patriote, le site d'annonces et d'échanges entre patriotes, qui préside également une association culturelle promouvant les danses traditionnelles françaises et européennes. Auditeur de la promotion Homère (https://institut-iliade.com/promotion-homere/), il est l'auteur d'une étude sur le Beau à la lumière de la science, notamment éthologique, présentée en synthèse dans les Actes du Colloque Iliade 2023, et que vous pourrez retrouver sur le site de l'Institut Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/fondement-scientifique-du-beau-un-guide-contre-le-declin/) ou sur le site beaute-monde.fr. - Willy, graphiste illustrateur, est auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse (https://institut-iliade.com/formation-iliade-la-promotion-patrick-pearse-en-ordre-de-marche/) et illustrateur régulier de la collection Jeunesse "Graine de Loup". Participant actif et engagé de la carte blanche artistique de l'Iliade, dont il est membre du jury, il a produit de nombreux tirages d'arts signés numérotés qui embellissent désormais de nombreux foyers français et européens : Minerve, Néopolis, Nos héroïnes, Génie européen, Merlin… Nous aurons également en ligne Édouard Elsztejn, bénévole à l'association Les Prohibés, un collectif d'artistes et d'artisans français indépendants et non subventionnés qui a pris le parti de faire rayonner l'Art et l'Artisanat français (https://www.lesprohibes.fr/). Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade - "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral (https://institut-iliade.com/presentation-de-la-promotion-frederic-mistral/) de l'Institut Iliade. - Autour d'un vers, notre rendez-vous poétique. - Radio Le Nid - L'incubateur des entreprises enracinées vous parle des initiatives positives ! - Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade. Retrouvez l'émission complète sur Radio Courtoise : https://www.radiocourtoisie.fr/2024/03/18/libre-journal-du-lundi-soir-2-2-du-18-mars-2024-vive-la-civilisation-europeenne/ Suivez les réseaux sociaux de l'Institut Iliade : https://linktr.ee/Instit...

La démographie n'est-elle pas la mère de toutes les batailles ? Retour sur un domaine trop largement sous-estimé dans le discours politique et géopolitique contemporain : surpopulation dans certaines régions du monde, explosion démographique de l'Afrique sub-saharienne, natalité et fécondité à l'arrêt en Occident, vieillissement de la population, vagues migratoires incontrôlées, surexploitation du territoire, etc. Nous dirigeons-nous vers une implosion de notre monde ? Concentrons-nous sur l'Europe, dont la population ne pèse plus que 10% de la masse mondiale. Doit-elle se lancer dans une sorte de « course des ventres » pour concurrencer les populations allogènes qui sont en expansion tant à sa frontière que sur son propre territoire naturel ? Ou doit-elle au contraire imaginer de vraies stratégies qualitatives permettant de retrouver une souveraineté sur sa terre et suffisamment de puissance pour préserver ses frontières, lui permettant d'assurer une vie « harmonieuse » ? Confrontés quotidiennement aux Africains et aux robots, quelles voies s'offrent aux Européens pour surmonter leurs problèmes démographiques et pour retrouver foi en leur avenir ? Le Libre journal Vive la civilisation européenne vous propose une plongée dans le temps futur à l'aune de ces grands enjeux démographique, en compagnie de deux intervenants de choix : - Yves Montenay, centralien, diplômé de Sciences-Po et docteur en démographie politique. Ancien chef d'entreprise, il cherche à partir du concret dans chacune de ses analyses. Désormais géopoliticien, il veille à rappeler les données démographiques de chaque question. Il écrit dans la revue de géopolitique Conflits et sur son site https://www.yvesmontenay.fr/ - Fabien Niezgoda, professeur agrégé d'histoire-géographie et médiéviste, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse (https://institut-iliade.com/formation-iliade-la-promotion-patrick-pearse-en-ordre-de-marche/) et formateur de l'Institut Iliade. Il est intervenu dernièrement au colloque de l'Institut Iliade pour évoquer le « piège du nombre » (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na7DcAqyT4Q). Cadre du Mouvement écologiste indépendant de 2010 à 2017, il a cosigné avec Antoine Waechter un essai sous forme de dialogue sur le sens de l'écologie politique et a récemment contribué au livre collectif Surpopulation... Mythe ou réalité ? (dir. Michel Sourrouille, Édilivre). Nous aurons également en ligne Laurent Peteuil qui nous présentera Les Téméraires (https://www.en-racine.org/associations/les-t%C3%A9m%C3%A9raires), communauté identitaire enracinée en Bourgogne Franche-Comté depuis maintenant 5 ans. Cette communauté s'est construite sur un ensemble de valeurs, socle de son engagement et de sa vitalité : Identité, famille, prospérité. Elle compte actuellement une cinquantaine de membres et s'emploie à faire vivre positivement ses valeurs afin de motiver le plus grand nombre à se rassembler, dans le réel, auprès des leurs. Sans oublier la chronique "perspectives identitaires" de Raphael Ayma, les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, Radio Le Nid, la chronique des projets enracinés et "Autour d'un vers". Bonne écoute ! Retrouvez l'émission complète sur Radio Courtoisie : https://www.radiocourtoisie.fr/2024/02/19/libre-journal-du-lundi-soir-2-2-du-19-fevrier-2024-face-au-declin-demographique-quelle-voie-pour-leurope/ Retrouvez l'ensemble des émissions en podcast : https://soundcloud.com/institut-iliade/sets/le-libre-journal-du-lundi-soir Suivez l'Institut Iliade sur les réseaux sociaux : https://linktr.ee/InstitutILIADEHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Radio Courtoisie et l'Institut ILIADE vous convient à écouter le nouveau numéro du Libre journal du lundi soir - Vive la civilisation européenne ! Souveraineté et identité, un mariage impossible ? Ce vieux débat lancinant qui concerne la primauté de l'identité ou de la souveraineté ne cesse de s'inviter dans les discussions des Français et des Européens confrontés aux défis majeurs qui pèsent sur leur destin collectif. En effet, l'illimitation internationale des flux humains et marchands, l'arrivée massive de populations exogènes sur nos terres, le renforcement du caractère anti-français et anti-européen de Bruxelles, le tout aggravé encore par l'explosion démographique des régions du monde les moins développées, poussent les militants politiques et les intellectuels à formuler des modèles alternatifs et des stratégies de combat qui se sont progressivement polarisés en enjeux contradictoires. Car, en dehors du champ universitaire, le débat fait rage, et à grand renfort de caricatures, chaque camp est moqué, les souverainistes sont dépeints en cosmopolites, incapables de voir le pays réel, et les identitaires en racialistes hors-sol, aveugles face aux exigences du politique. Il est donc temps de dégager les pistes d‘une articulation sensée entre ethnos et polis, entre nature et culture, et évidemment entre identité et souveraineté. Cette articulation seule permettra aux nations d'Europe d‘inscrire leur existence politique de façon pérenne dans un espace commun, national et européen, et de se doter d'un destin collectif sous la forme de communautés ethniques cohérentes et pacifiées. Ce sujet sera abordé en compagnie de : Henri Levavasseur, docteur en histoire et germaniste. Il a notamment collaboré à La Nouvelle Revue d'histoire, ainsi qu'à deux ouvrages édités par l'Institut Iliade : Ce que nous sommes — Aux sources de l'identité européenne et Nature, excellence, beauté — Pour un réveil européen. Il est l'auteur de L'identité, socle de la cité. Réconcilier Ethnos et Polis dans la collection Cartouches de l'Institut Iliade aux éditions de La Nouvelle Librairie : https://boutique.institut-iliade.com/product/ce-que-nous-sommes/ https://boutique.institut-iliade.com/product/pour-un-reveil-europeen/ https://boutique.institut-iliade.com/product/lidentite-socle-de-la-cite/ Rodolphe Cart (@RodolpheCart), auditeur de la promotion Dante de l'Institut Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/promotion-dante/) est journaliste à Éléments et contributeur à Front populaire. Il est l'auteur de Georges Sorel, le révolutionnaire conservateur et dans la nouvelle collection des Editions de La Nouvelle Librairie « Débats & Controverses » d'un ouvrage intitulé Feu sur la droite nationale. Réponse à Daniel Conversano et aux identitaires. https://nouvelle-librairie.com/boutique/militantisme/feu-sur-la-droite-nationale/ Nous aurons également en ligne Lady Europa qui s'est fixée pour objectif de créer les objets d'un quotidien européen. Elle célèbre notre héritage culturel à travers des créations qui incarnent l'élégance, la qualité et la finesse. Son site : https://ladyeuropa.com Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma (@raphael_ayma), activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/presentation-de-la-promotion-frederic-mistral/) • Radio Le Nid - L'incubateur des entreprises enracinées vous parle des initiatives positives ! • Les chroniques musicales de @PierreLepr51190, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/formation-iliade-la-promotion-patrick-pearse-en-ordre-de-marche/) Une émission à retrouver sur https://radiocourtoisie.fr et les réseaux sociaux de l'Institut Iliade https://linktr.ee/Institut...

After a little break, Fni Wrapchat is back with this brilliant episode hosted by Remie Michelle Clarke. This one is a great episode for Actors. Share with an Actor buddy! Remie was joined by the brilliantly talented Gavin O'Connor Gavin is an Irish actor best known for his work as Mackin in the hit drama Taken Down (2018). Known for his character portrayal of real-life people, Gavin took on the role of Northumbria Police Chief, Steve Neill in The Hunt for Raoul Moat (2023), as well as his critically acclaimed role of Sean Doherty opposite Aidan Gillen in Charlie (2015) . In 2016 he also took on the iconic role of Irish rebellion leader, Patrick Pearse in The Bloody Irish (2015) for PBS. He plays Murphy in The Alienist (2018) opposite Dakota Fanning, Luke Evans & Daniel Brühl for Paramount. Gavin appeared as Uthred Of East Anglia in two season's of Netflix/ MGM's hit Vikings: Valhalla (2022). He was the Earl Of Shrewsbury alongside Henry Cavill and Jonathan Rhys Meyers in the worldwide hit series The Tudors (2007) for Showtime, John McCarthy opposite Carice van Houten in French horror film Dorothy (2008) and Detective Duffy in The Front Line (2006). Gavin's first film as writer/producer Blink (2014) was nominated in World Competition at The Montreal World Film Festival. Originally from Cork, he trained at Ireland's prestigious Samuel Beckett Center at Trinity College Dublin. Gavin is also an accomplished voice-over artist having worked on several productions including Galactik Football (2006). If you enjoy our podcast and events why not deep dive into our back catalogue and pop over to support us on buymeacoffe.com/fni and become a member (We need your support!) FNI Wrapchat is Produced by PBL, @paulbutlerlennox Paul Webster @paulwebsterfilms and Edited and Mixed by Mark Monks @mark_monks99 in the heart of Dublin City Centre at the Podcast Studios. @thepodcaststudios Check out Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmnetworkireland https://twitter.com/fni_film

After a little break, Fni Wrapchat is back with this brilliant episode hosted by Remie Michelle Clarke. This one is a great episode for Actors. Share with an Actor buddy! Remie was joined by the brilliantly talented Gavin O'Connor Gavin is an Irish actor best known for his work as Mackin in the hit drama Taken Down (2018). Known for his character portrayal of real-life people, Gavin took on the role of Northumbria Police Chief, Steve Neill in The Hunt for Raoul Moat (2023), as well as his critically acclaimed role of Sean Doherty opposite Aidan Gillen in Charlie (2015) . In 2016 he also took on the iconic role of Irish rebellion leader, Patrick Pearse in The Bloody Irish (2015) for PBS. He plays Murphy in The Alienist (2018) opposite Dakota Fanning, Luke Evans & Daniel Brühl for Paramount. Gavin appeared as Uthred Of East Anglia in two season's of Netflix/ MGM's hit Vikings: Valhalla (2022). He was the Earl Of Shrewsbury alongside Henry Cavill and Jonathan Rhys Meyers in the worldwide hit series The Tudors (2007) for Showtime, John McCarthy opposite Carice van Houten in French horror film Dorothy (2008) and Detective Duffy in The Front Line (2006). Gavin's first film as writer/producer Blink (2014) was nominated in World Competition at The Montreal World Film Festival. Originally from Cork, he trained at Ireland's prestigious Samuel Beckett Center at Trinity College Dublin. Gavin is also an accomplished voice-over artist having worked on several productions including Galactik Football (2006). If you enjoy our podcast and events why not deep dive into our back catalogue and pop over to support us on buymeacoffe.com/fni and become a member (We need your support!) FNI Wrapchat is Produced by PBL, @paulbutlerlennox Paul Webster @paulwebsterfilms and Edited and Mixed by Mark Monks @mark_monks99 in the heart of Dublin City Centre at the Podcast Studios. @thepodcaststudios Check out Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmnetworkireland https://twitter.com/fni_film Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chaque mois, Romain Petitjean, directeur du développement et de la coordination de l'Institut Iliade, accueille de nouveaux invités pour analyser les tendances de fond qui marquent notre civilisation. Au-delà des écumes et des ressacs de l'actualité, son équipe entend prendre de la hauteur afin de révéler les grandes permanences, mais aussi les ruptures majeures qui marquent aujourd'hui la France et l'Europe. L'école à l'abandon, quelles solutions ? “Nous avons tout perdu, mais il nous reste l'éducation” Fichte Révélatrice des mutations de la société et de son abandon par le politique, l'école fait face à une série de défis d'une ampleur inédite. Il existe pourtant en son sein, mais aussi dans le cadre familial et communautaire, un certain nombre de solutions concrètes pour les relever. Au-delà du discours alarmiste, nous évoquerons la réalité de l'école, de l'acquisition des savoirs fondamentaux aux conditions concrètes de l'enseignement. Le système scolaire parvient-il encore à réaliser les aspirations méritocratique et égalitaire de la République ? A quels débouchés réels parvient-elle à former les petits Français ? Nous mettrons les vraies questions sur la table. Et une fois ce bilan clinique effectué, nous qui aspirons à transmettre le trésor de la civilisation française et européenne à nos enfants, nous évoquerons les positions à prendre et les stratégies à adopter pour les instruire correctement et en sécurité. Ce sujet déterminant pour notre avenir sera abordé en compagnie de professionnels de l'enseignement : • Axelle Girard, directrice de la stratégie et du développement de la Fondation Kairos pour l'innovation éducative - Institut de France (https://www.fondationkairoseducation.org/). Normalienne, passée par le Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris en violon baroque, le Cours Florent, en art dramatique, elle travaille sur les questions éducatives depuis 2019 et se bat sans relâche pour développer l'intelligence et la créativité des enfants dans les domaines artistiques au sein de l'école. • Walter Aubrig, historien, spécialisé en histoire des idées et en épistémologie des sciences humaines et sociales, professeur agrégé dans l'enseignement secondaire, formateur et collaborateur du Pôle études de l'Institut Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/le-pole-etudes-de-linstitut-iliade/). • Benjamin Demeslay enseigne la politique comparée, après avoir été professeur dans l'enseignement secondaire privé, sous contrat et hors contrat. ll collabore au Pôle études de l'Institut Iliade, et a notamment publié Le "Non" du Peuple (Cerf, 2019). Nous aurons également en ligne Anne-Laure Blanc, directrice de Graine de loup, l'éditeur de littérature jeunesse qui donne à vos enfants le goût de la lecture ! A découvrir ici : https://grainedeloup.com Enfin, vous pourrez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • "Perspectives identitaires" de Raphaël Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/presentation-de-la-promotion-frederic-mistral/) •"Autour d'un vers", le rendez-vous poétique de Justine Brès, auditrice de la promotion Homère de l'Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/promotion-homere/) • "Radio Le Nid - la chronique des projets entrepreneuriaux enracinés" vous parle des initiatives positives ! Toutes les informations sur le Nid : https://institut-iliade.com/incubateur-nid-iliade/ • "Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince", auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/formation-iliade-la-promotion-patrick-pearse-en-ordre-de-marche/) Une émission à retrouver sur www.radiocourtoisie.fr/ et les réseaux sociaux de l'Institut Iliade linktr.ee/InstitutILIADE

Au programme de ce Libre Journal, sommes-nous dans un monde post-occidental ? L'Occident en crise - qu'il nous faut plutôt nommer post-Occident depuis qu'il a fait sécession de l'Europe – pourrait être assimilé à un patient schizophrène. Prônant une « diversité » mensongère à l'intérieur, imposant au monde entier un modèle unique de « valeurs universelles ». Des deux côtés de l'Atlantique, ce grand malade est aujourd'hui en phase terminale. Avec : · Grégoire Gambier, directeur de la collection Iliade aux éditions de la Nouvelle Librairie (https://nouvelle-librairie.com/). · Lionel Rondouin, ancien parachutiste des Troupes de marine, puis chef d'entreprise dans l'industrie, il est aujourd'hui enseignant dans diverses écoles de management ou d'ingénieurs et formateur de l'Institut Iliade Vous découvrirez également les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : · Jeremy Baneton, le fondateur d'IdéoChoc, la nouvelle plateforme de formation intellectuelle de droite (https://ideochoc.fr/), et actuellement stagiaire de la promotion Saint-Exupéry (https://institut-iliade.com/formation/). · Raphael Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral de l'Institut Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/presentation-de-la-promotion-frederic-mistral/). · Justine Brès, auditrice de la promotion Homère de l'Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/promotion-homere/). · Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse de l'Iliade (https://institut-iliade.com/formation-iliade-la-promotion-patrick-pearse-en-ordre-de-marche/). · Lucas Chancerelle, responsable du Nid, l'incubateur des entreprises enracinées (https://institut-iliade.com/incubateur-nid-iliade/). Source : https://www.radiocourtoisie.fr/2023/10/30/libre-journal-du-lundi-soir-2-2-du-30-octobre-2023-sommes-nous-entres-dans-un-monde-post-occidental/Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Au programme de ce Libre Journal, une plongée au cœur de la Hongrie, à l'occasion de la publication dans la collection Iliade des éditions de La Nouvelle Librairie de l'essai Comprendre la stratégie hongroise (https://institut-iliade.com/parution-comprendre-la-strategie-hongroise-de-balazs-orban/) de Balázs Orbán, le bras droit et directeur politique de Viktor Orbán, qui signe l'avant-propos de ce livre important publié pour la première fois en français. Politique familiale, migration, souveraineté : la Hongrie ne cesse d'étonner l'Europe depuis le retour au pouvoir de Viktor Orbán en 2010. Une stratégie nationale mûre et déterminée, explique ce cavalier seul exceptionnel. Quelle stratégie politique et métapolitique a permis ce succès ? Quels enseignements les Français et les Européens peuvent ils en tirer ? Europe et nation, guerre et paix, libéralisme et tradition, quelles réponses équilibrées ce petit pays du groupe de Visegrad tente-t-il d'imposer ? Avec : • Henri Malosse, Corse et Européen de conviction qui n'a cessé de dénoncer la bureaucratie tétanisant les institutions européennes, ancien Président du Comité économique et social européen (CESE), de l'association Jean Monnet, et du think tank TheVocalEurope. Il enseigne l'histoire de l'Union européenne à l'Université Pasquale Paoli de Corse et Sciences-po Paris. • Thibaud Gibelin, Auditeur de la promotion Dominique Venner, auteur de Pourquoi Viktor Orbán joue et gagne. Résurgence de l'Europe centrale (https://institut-iliade.com/europe-vers-un-nouvel-age-dordre/) (Fauves Éditions, 2020). Professeur invité au Mathias Corvinus Collegium à Budapest et préfacier de Comprendre la stratégie hongroise (https://institut-iliade.com/parution-comprendre-la-strategie-hongroise-de-balazs-orban/). Nous recevons également Romain Maréchal, cheville ouvrière d'Épopée (https://epopeefilms.com/), la plateforme vidéo des amoureux de la France qui vise à offrir documentaires, reportages et films enracinés en vidéo à la demande. Un projet extrêmement ambitieux. Enfin, vous pouvez découvrir les chroniques des auditeurs de l'Iliade : • Perspectives identitaires de Raphael Ayma, activiste provençal et auditeur de la promotion Frédéric Mistral (https://institut-iliade.com/presentation-de-la-promotion-frederic-mistral/) de l'Institut Iliade ; • Autour d'un vers, le rendez-vous poétique de Justine Brès, auditrice de la promotion Homère (https://institut-iliade.com/promotion-homere/) de l'Iliade ; • Les chroniques musicales de Pierre Leprince, auditeur de la promotion Patrick Pearse (https://institut-iliade.com/formation-iliade-la-promotion-patrick-pearse-en-ordre-de-marche/) de l'Iliade.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The Easter Rising began in Dublin's General Post Office on Easter Monday, 24th April 1916, with Patrick Pearse's dramatic proclamation of the Irish Republic. Led by republicans opposed to British rule in Ireland, this was the most significant uprising in more than a century - and changed the entire course of Irish and British history, with effects that still reverberate today.In today's episode, Tom and Dominic return to the GPO in Dublin, as the brilliant Professor Paul Rouse tells the bloody story - at once inspiring, terrifying and heartbreaking - of the Easter Rising and its extraordinary aftermath. *The Rest Is History Live Tour 2023*:Tom and Dominic are going on a U.S. tour in 2023, performing in Washington D.C. and New York! Buy your tickets here: restishistorypod.comTwitter: @TheRestHistory@holland_tom@dcsandbrook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“In every generation the Irish people have asserted their right to national freedom and sovereignty; six times during the past three hundred years they have asserted it in arms.” The proclamation of the Irish Republic, delivered by Patrick Pearse in Dublin, marked the beginning of the Easter Rising in 1916.Looking at the Anglo-Irish relationship leading up to the Easter Rising, Tom and Dominic are joined by historian Paul Rouse, to explore the deep history between Britain and Ireland, from the Norman conquest to the rebellion of 1798.*The Rest Is History Live Tour 2023*:Tom and Dominic are going on an U.S. tour in 2023, performing in Washington D.C. and New York! Buy your tickets here: restishistorypod.comTwitter: @TheRestHistory @holland_tom @dcsandbrook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Support The Daily Gardener Buy Me A Coffee   Connect for FREE! The Friday Newsletter | Daily Gardener Community   Historical Events 1575 Birth of Jakob Böhme, German original thinker. Jakob Böhme did a great deal of thinking and writing, not only about theology and Christianity but also about the natural world.   Here's what Mary Oliver wrote about Böhme. I read Jacob Boehme and am caught in his shining web. Here are Desire and Will that should be (he says) as two arms at one task; in my life they are less cooperative. Will keeps sliding away down the hill to play when work is called for and Desire piously wants to labor when the best season of merriment is around me. Troublemakers both of them them.   And another writer I admire and enjoy is Elizabeth Gilbert. Elizabeth wrote about Jakob Böhme in her book, The Signature of All Things. The title of her book is from something that Jakob Böhme had written.  Jacob Boehme was a sixteenth-century cobbler from Germany who had mystical visions about plants. Many people considered him an early botanist. Alma's mother, on the other hand, had considered him a cesspool of residual medieval superstition. So there was considerable conflict of opinion surrounding Jacob Boehme. The old cobbler had believed in something he called the signature of all things"- namely, that God had hidden clues for humanity's betterment inside the design of every flower, leaf, fruit, and tree on earth. All the natural world was a divine code, Boehme claimed, containing proof of our Creator's love.   1766 Robert Bailey Thomas, founder, editor, and publisher of The Old Farmer's Almanac, is born. Robert made his first edition - his very first copy of The Old Farmer's Almanac -back in 1792.    1889 Paul George Russell, American botanist, is born. Paul George Russell was born in Liverpool, New York. He worked as a botanist for the United States government for over five decades. Paul George Russell went on collecting trips in Northern Mexico. He's remembered in the names of several different plants, including the Verbena russellii, a woody flowering plant that is very pretty. And he's also remembered in the naming of the Opuntia russellii, which is a type of prickly pear cactus. Now during his career, Paul George Russell could identify plants based on what their seeds looked like. One of the ways that he developed this skill is he compiled a seed bank of over 40,000 different types of sources. Today Paul George is most remembered for his work with cherry trees. He was a vital part of the team that was created to install the living architecture of Japanese cherry trees around the Washington Tidal Basin. Paul George Russell put together a little bulletin, a little USDA circular called Oriental Flowering Cherries, in March 1934. It was his most impressive work. His guide provided all kinds of facts and detailed information about the trees just when it was needed most. People were curious about the cherry trees and fell utterly in love with them once they saw them blooming in springtime. Paul George Russell passed away at the age of 73 after having a heart attack. On a poignant note, he was supposed to see his beloved cherry trees in bloom with his daughter. They had planned a trip to go to the tidal basin together. But unfortunately, that last visit never happened. So this year, when you see the cherry trees bloom, raise a trowel to Paul, George Russell, and remember him and his fine work. And if you can get your hands on a copy of that 72-page circular he created in 1934, that's a find. It's all still good information.   1841 Charles Sprague Sargent, American botanist, is born. He was the first director of Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum.  Charles was known for being a little curmudgeonly. He was pretty stoic. One of my favorite stories about Charles was the day he went on an exploration of mountains. The botanist accompanying him could hardly contain himself when they stopped at a spot of singular beauty. The botanist was jumping around and shouting for joy, and he looked over at Charles Sprague Sargent and said something to the effect of "How can you stand there and say and do nothing amidst this incredible beauty?" That's one of my favorite stories and a glimpse into the personality of Charles Sprague Sargent.   1914 James M. Bates observed a deep violet patch of blooming flowers in an alfalfa field in Arcadia Valley County in Nebraska. James wrote about the experience in a publication called The American Botanist. The plant that James was writing about was Chorispora tenella, which is in the mustard family. It is known by several common names, including purple mustard, Musk mustard, or the cross flower - because it's a crucifer meaning the flowers are in a cross shape.   Now the name Musk flower has to do with the fragrance, the smell;, on a website for Colorado wildflowers, the author wrote, I think they smell of Crayola crayons, warmed and melting in the sun. And so I called this plant, the crayon plant.   So purple mustard or Muskflower, however, you call it, is edible, in case you were wondering. The backyard forger writes that You can snip the top four to six inches off of each plant. Including the flowers, which are not only edible, but pretty, now you might be asking yourself, how could I use purple mustard And feast magazine says this purple mustard can be used much the same way as you would. Other mustards Spread some on your next arugala sandwich. Serve it alongside pickles and crusty bread with charcuterie. Whisk a teaspoon into your vinaigrettes instead of Dijon. So there are some uses for your purple mustard.   1916 Today Vassar College honored Shakespeare on the 300th anniversary of his death by planting pansies. Students from Winifred Smith's Shakespeare class and Emmeline Moore's botany class planted the pansies in a garden on the school grounds. And, of course, Shakespeare referred to pansies as the flower for thoughts. A flower that can withstand the cold, pansies have a chemical, essentially nature's antifreeze, that allows it to fight those cold temperatures. The Canadian naturalist Charles Joseph Sariol once said that pansies should be grown from seed. Beatrix Potter liked Pansies. And the happy poet Edgar Albert Guest wrote about pansies in verse from his poem To Plant a Garden.  If you'd get away from boredom, And find new delights to look for, Learn the joy of budding pansies, Which you've kept a special nook for.   Pansies are a happy flower and a great way to honor Shakespeare.   1919 Ernest H. Wilson worked at the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University and received a shipment of Kurume azaleas from Japan. Ernest wrote, "104 azaleas were unpacked at the Arnold Arboretum at Harvard, and all were found alive. Considering the length of their journey. They were in good condition." Ernest also alludes to the fact that he had to work on nurturing his relationship with his growers and gardeners. The Kurume azaleas were grown by a Japanese gardener who had "a reluctance to part with them". And so the fact that these azaleas made it to America was in no small measure due to the relationship building and people skills of Ernest Henry Wilson - something that doesn't often get enough attention when we think about plant explorers.     Grow That Garden Library™ Book Recommendation Tiny and Wild by Graham Laird Gardner Graham has the perfect last name for a garden author - Gardner. I mean, how'd that happen? In any case, this is a beautiful book. It's one of the prettiest books for gardeners this year. And the subtitle is Build a Small-Scale Meadow Anywhere. So, of course, we're talking about creating tiny Meadows on your property.   The cover of this book had to be appealing; there are a lot of attractive purple flowers in the meadows, of course. The cover illustrates how you can integrate wildflowers - flowers you will find in Meadows that you can use in your outdoor living spaces and garden designs- and how those flowers play an essential role in our ecosystems.   Now Graham kicks things off in this book by asking, "Why a mini meadow?" (I will share my thoughts on why a mini meadow might be just the ticket for your garden after Graham's appeal.) Graham writes, You've heard the calling for a more resilient biodiverse garden, full of flowers and movement that's inspired by natural plant communities and the wild spaces around you. Perhaps you feel a sense of nostalgia for the wilderness of your childhood? Or need to invite wild places home. Do you have a balcony or an underperforming section of yard? Maybe you have an area of lawn you'd like to convert or a section of your veggie plot you'd like to devote to attracting more pollinators and other beneficial insects; however, you're not quite sure where to begin.   And so, of course, many Meadows might be the solution that you've been looking for. Now, when I think about answering the question, "Why mini-meadows?" I think the timing is correct in terms of design trends and acceptance. We've all been exposed to Piet Oudolf's gardens, and he's been incorporating plants like grasses and wildflowers for so long. He's been painting our public spaces with his version of Meadows - beautiful, beautiful Meadows - that are handpicked and planted to maximize beauty. So I think gardeners are ready for this book. The other day, I talked to my neighbor across the street, and she shares a common pond area with other neighbors. And for most of the year, it can be rather unsightly, especially if we're going through a drought. And so she was wondering what they could do, what they should be planting, and I think the answer is found in this book with many of the plants that would go in a meadow. Think of all kinds of grasses, wildflowers, and of course, incorporating lots of native plants - embracing the wildness that you find along so many of our waterways, whether it's a river, a brook, or a pond, for instance. Now the chapters in this book are as follows: First, find inspiration in your parks and the plant communities that are around you. The second chapter talks about the importance of site selection. Don't underestimate this because, as the saying goes for real estate and houses when you're going to home your plants, you need to think about location, location, location. Then the third chapter talks about design tips for your mini meadow -how to combine the beauty and the function of a field in your garden. The next couple of chapters get into the nitty-gritty of installing a meadow, which isn't as complicated as it sounds, but it's great to have a detailed guide like this to help you remember all the little details. Chapter Six talks about how to maintain your meadow, which is Probably the most crucial chapter in the book, and it's where the bulk of your annual laborers will come into play. And then, chapter seven is the fun chapter - What to Plant. Here Graham shares a bunch of different plant lists and charts so that you can pick the perfect plants for your tiny metal. I love that. So in the past couple of years, you've heard me talk about planting mini orchards, Reforesting with mini forests - and now we are here, building Tiny and wild Meadows In our gardens. You can get a copy of Tiny and Wild by Graham Laird Gardner and support the show using the Amazon link in today's show notes for around $17.   Botanic Spark 1916 On this day, a small garden known as Foundation Stone was installed at Farm Leigh house in Phoenix Park. A man named Patrick Pearse helped christen the garden with a commemorative speech. This unique garden was a reflection of the solar system on that very day. So the planets and their alignment were perfectly represented by nine lichen-covered boulders positioned to orbit a granite bowl, representing the sun. This simple garden with nine boulders and a granite bowl also incorporated circular ripples of grass around the boulders, accentuating their perfect placement in the garden, which mirrored the night sky. To me, this garden perfectly illustrates that there is no end to the amount of creativity we can use when it comes to garden design.   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener And remember: For a happy, healthy life, garden every day.

Paul Webster hosts this episode with director Alan Gilsenan, one of the most prolific filmmakers working in Ireland, about his fascinating career spanning three decades and an incredibly varied and impressive body of work as well as his latest film, Ghosts of Baggotonia. An evocative film-poem exploring the literary and other ghosts of the bohemian quarter bordering Dublin's Baggot Street during the mid-20th century where there was a radical flourishing of artistic and intellectual activity. A screening of ‘Ghosts of Baggotonia', followed by a Q&A with Alan Gilsenan and poet Seán Hewitt, will be held at the IFI in Dublin on Friday, December 9 and is screening in cinemas around the country.  Alan Gilsenan is an Irish writer, filmmaker and theatre director.   His work includes the cinematic documentaries Ghosts of Baggotonia, The Yellow Bittern, Then Meeting and  Meetings with Ivor, the feature film Unless, based on a novel by Carol Shields and The Meeting, which he wrote and directed and premiered at the 2018 Dublin Film Festival. Gilsenan is a former chairperson of the Irish Film Institute. He also served on the Irish Film Board, and on the board of the International Dance Festival Ireland. Between 2009 and 2014, Gilsenan served on the board of Raidió Teilifís Éireann, where he chaired the Editorial and Creative Output Committee. He is currently on the Board of Fighting Words, a creative writing centre for young people founded by Sean Love & novelist Roddy Doyle. Having made an acclaimed film of Samuel Beckett's TV drama, Eh Joe, Gilsenan came to note with his controversial, award-winning documentary for the U.K.'s Channel 4 The Road to God Knows Where. With producer Martin Mahon, he formed Yellow Asylum Films and made a number of documentaries on challenging aspects of Irish life. These include The Asylum (a four-hour portrait of Portrane Psychiatric Hospital), The Hospice (inside St Francis Hospice), The Home (about old age), I See A Darkness (about suicide in Ireland), and A Time to Die (on euthanasia). Gilsenan's Other work includes. Eliza Lynch: Queen of Paraguay, a drama-documentary with Maria Doyle Kennedy in the title role which premiered at the London Film Festival; God Bless America, a series for ITV in the United Kingdom, six portraits of U.S. cities through the eyes of American authors, including Gore Vidal, Neil Simon, Patricia Cornwell and Garrison Keillor; The Irish Empire, the opening and closing episodes of a five-hour history of Irish emigration; The Green Fields of France, a poetic meditation on the Irish who died fighting in World War I; Maura's Story, the story of a young Irish-American woman who became a Buddhist saint in Japan; Ó Pheann an Phiarsaigh, a film-poem inspired by the creative writings of Patrick Pearse; The Ghost of Roger Casement, a feature documentary. His latest film, Ghosts of Baggotonia, is out this weekend. Watch the trailer below.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyegsZF-t-4 Come to our awesome CHRISTMAS PARTY THIS SAT the 10th December:  Tics: https://linktr.ee/wearefni  FNI Wrapchat is Produced by PBL, Paul Webster and Edited and Mixed by Mark Monks in the heart of Dublin City Centre at the Podcast Studios. https://www.thepodcaststudios.ie/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmnetworkireland https://twitter.com/fni_film https://www.instagram.com/filmnetworkireland ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please Support Film Network Ireland by becoming a member at BuyMeACoffee.com/fni ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #WeAreFni

Paul Webster hosts this episode with director Alan Gilsenan, one of the most prolific filmmakers working in Ireland, about his fascinating career spanning three decades and an incredibly varied and impressive body of work as well as his latest film, Ghosts of Baggotonia. An evocative film-poem exploring the literary and other ghosts of the bohemian quarter bordering Dublin's Baggot Street during the mid-20th century where there was a radical flourishing of artistic and intellectual activity. A screening of ‘Ghosts of Baggotonia', followed by a Q&A with Alan Gilsenan and poet Seán Hewitt, will be held at the IFI in Dublin on Friday, December 9 and is screening in cinemas around the country.  Alan Gilsenan is an Irish writer, filmmaker and theatre director.   His work includes the cinematic documentaries Ghosts of Baggotonia, The Yellow Bittern, Then Meeting and  Meetings with Ivor, the feature film Unless, based on a novel by Carol Shields and The Meeting, which he wrote and directed and premiered at the 2018 Dublin Film Festival. Gilsenan is a former chairperson of the Irish Film Institute. He also served on the Irish Film Board, and on the board of the International Dance Festival Ireland. Between 2009 and 2014, Gilsenan served on the board of Raidió Teilifís Éireann, where he chaired the Editorial and Creative Output Committee. He is currently on the Board of Fighting Words, a creative writing centre for young people founded by Sean Love & novelist Roddy Doyle. Having made an acclaimed film of Samuel Beckett's TV drama, Eh Joe, Gilsenan came to note with his controversial, award-winning documentary for the U.K.'s Channel 4 The Road to God Knows Where. With producer Martin Mahon, he formed Yellow Asylum Films and made a number of documentaries on challenging aspects of Irish life. These include The Asylum (a four-hour portrait of Portrane Psychiatric Hospital), The Hospice (inside St Francis Hospice), The Home (about old age), I See A Darkness (about suicide in Ireland), and A Time to Die (on euthanasia). Gilsenan's Other work includes. Eliza Lynch: Queen of Paraguay, a drama-documentary with Maria Doyle Kennedy in the title role which premiered at the London Film Festival; God Bless America, a series for ITV in the United Kingdom, six portraits of U.S. cities through the eyes of American authors, including Gore Vidal, Neil Simon, Patricia Cornwell and Garrison Keillor; The Irish Empire, the opening and closing episodes of a five-hour history of Irish emigration; The Green Fields of France, a poetic meditation on the Irish who died fighting in World War I; Maura's Story, the story of a young Irish-American woman who became a Buddhist saint in Japan; Ó Pheann an Phiarsaigh, a film-poem inspired by the creative writings of Patrick Pearse; The Ghost of Roger Casement, a feature documentary. His latest film, Ghosts of Baggotonia, is out this weekend. Watch the trailer below.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyegsZF-t-4 Come to our awesome CHRISTMAS PARTY THIS SAT the 10th December:  Tics: https://linktr.ee/wearefni  FNI Wrapchat is Produced by PBL, Paul Webster and Edited and Mixed by Mark Monks in the heart of Dublin City Centre at the Podcast Studios. https://www.thepodcaststudios.ie/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmnetworkireland https://twitter.com/fni_film https://www.instagram.com/filmnetworkireland ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please Support Film Network Ireland by becoming a member at BuyMeACoffee.com/fni ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #WeAreFni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reading, Pennsylvania's first and only socialist mayor. Music: The Rebel by Patrick Pearse, arranged and performed by Sam James.

On August 1, 1915, Patrick Henry Pearse delivered a graveside eulogy at the funeral of Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa that would go down as one of the most important speeches of 20th century Irish history.

This week we're reading the first third of The Scorching Wind by Walter Macken. The Scorching Wind opens from the perspective of Dominic, who is preparing to accompany his older, more handsome brother Dualta to the train that will bring Dualta to the Western Front of World War I. The boys come from a family steeped in the politics of Irish Independence. The Irish Nationalist movement is split at the outbreak of the Great War, on the one side the Redmond volunteers agreeing to fight for the empire in exchange for Home Rule, on the other the hardcore nationalists who wish to prosecute a national independence struggle in Ireland. The family of Dominic and Dualta reflect this split, Dualta is volunteering with Redmond, their father a principled nationalist. After Dualta is sent off, the book transports us to the future, which culminates in the Easter Rebellion of 1916. The hardcore nationalists, led by the likes of Patrick Pearse and James Connoly, attempt an insurrection against the British state to establish an Irish Republic. Their efforts failed and 16 of the leaders of that rebellion are hanged by the British state. In the wake of the Easter Rebellion, Dominic's father is arrested by the British military and dies from a persistent cold exacerbated by prison conditions, Dualta returns from the Western front crippled but still impressive. Dominic remains resistant and intentionally aloof of the bubbling Irish resistance brewing around him, but is inevitably sucked into the schemes of his friends and associates. The sections leaves off with Dominic on a train, watching as the charismatic Irish section leader Lorry is arrested by the infamous Black and Tans. Dominic wonders of Lorry's fate and little does he know that Lorry was executed, with two bullets to his head and thrown in a ditch.

Join Lorcan Collins as he discusses the life of Patrick Pearse, the poet, teacher, language enthusiast, revolutionary and signatory of the 1916 Proclamation who was executed for his role in the Easter Rising. Guest appearance by the biographer of Willy Pearse and Irish language expert Dr Roisín Ní Ghairbhí.

A bit over one hundred years after the Irish Easter Rising, author Colm Toibin recounts the slow movements for independence that peaked in the rebellion in Dublin in 1916. It was the first armed action of the Irish revolutionary period. The British army suppressed the rebellion. But the high number of civilian casualties and the severe punishment of the Irish leaders let to increased support for Irish independence.

A bit over one hundred years after the Irish Easter Rising, author Colm Toibin recounts the slow movements for independence that peaked in the rebellion in Dublin in 1916. It was the first armed action of the Irish revolutionary period. The British army suppressed the rebellion. But the high number of civilian casualties and the severe punishment of the Irish leaders let to increased support for Irish independence.

A bit over one hundred years after the Irish Easter Rising, author Colm Toibin recounts the slow movements for independence that peaked in the rebellion in Dublin in 1916. It was the first armed action of the Irish revolutionary period. The British army suppressed the rebellion. But the high number of civilian casualties and the severe punishment of the Irish leaders let to increased support for Irish independence.

Grattan de Courcy Wheeler, who sadly passed away in August 2020, was brought up at the Drummin family estate near Carbery, Co. Kildare.I met Grattan initially in 2009 while researching for the Irish Country House Oral History Collection, and was immediately taken by his gentle manner and warm hospitality.  Drummin House was wonderfully atmospheric and, on entering, I felt as though I was taking a step back in time.  A fire blazed a welcome in the drawingroom where we sat to compile a recording on Grattan's story. We were to become firm friends, and his generous hospitality over the succeeding years eased the burden of travel for me as Jane and I continued our research in oral history.His real fascinating with history was evident as he recalled the lives of his ancestors, who include the builder of Drummin, John Grattan; Grattan's grandfather, Robert de Courcy Wheeler, a medical officer who served in the Great War and who inherited Drummin,  Grattan's granduncle, Henry de Courcy Wheeler, aide de camp to General Lowe in Dublin during the 1916 Rising and the officer who took Patrick Pearse's surrender.

Welcome to Cerddoriaeth Celtica, a companion piece for the Starlight Radio Dreams series “Celtica”. When we conceived of Celtica the desire was to create an adventure serial which used music as part of the action and story. From using music to power Celtica’s magic tools to musical numbers for the big moments, Celtica does exactly that. And Cerddoriaeth Celtica lets us further explore the beauty of Celtic music, both as part of the serial and just for its own sake.In this episode of Cerddoriaeth Celtica, Karolyn Blake, co writer for Celtica and the actor behind the title character, sings Come Out Ye Black and Tans, an Irish protest song with lyrics by Dominic Behan and a tune by Piaras Mac Gearailt* (Pierce FitzGerald). It is a rousing tune with lyrics that inspire us to rise up against our oppressors. The world is in need of uprisings right now, and it’s hard to beat the Irish for a good old protest song!Starlight Radio Dreams stands with protesters and affirms that Black Lives Matter. Keep yourselves safe, and stay well.*In the episode, Karolyn mistakenly attributes the tune to “Pearse” as in Patrick Pearse. But she was just remembering the wrong Pierce!Host and Artist- Karolyn BlakeCo host: Grant BlakeProducer: Ansel BurchSource for historical context:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_Out,_Ye_Black_and_TansCome join the conversation on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/CerddoriaethCeltica/

EP 111. Diarmuid Goggins. Director. We caught up with Diarmuid this week in between car chases and controlled explosions to have a chat about being real, working hard, wanting an actual fistfight in a fake emergency room and general kindness in the industry. Wrapchat is brought to you by Film Equipment Store and mixed by BEDFORD. Seán T. Ó Meallaigh joins PBL today as our new co-host. An Irish IFTA-nominated director for Film and TV Drama, Diarmuid recently completed work on BULLETPROOF Series 2 as Lead Director having previously been Lead Director on SILENT WITNESS. Other recent credits include Lead Director on series 3 of Dublin-set police drama RED ROCK for Element Pictures/TV3/BBC. His early credits include directing on CASUALTY, HOLLYOAKS, and CBBC comedy-dramas DANI'S CASTLE and MILLIE INBETWEEN. Graduating from The National Film School in 2003, Diarmuid's short film NELL came 3rd in the Best First Short category at the Galway Film Fleadh. He went on to direct factual and dramatic programming for RTÉ and TG4, Ireland's leading broadcasters, before writing and directing his 2010 short drama CAR PARK. That same year, Diarmuid also directed THE LINE, which The Sunday Times described as 'a slickly executed dystopian drama made with the confident swagger of director Goggins. JESUS, MARY AND MATTIE was Diarmuid's next drama, a moving adaptation of Patrick Pearse's short story about a man, Mattie, who after his losing his wife, struggles to find any meaning in his life. diarmuidgoggins.com Become a patron/Supporter of Fni on: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fni FNI@Home is back on the 29th of July with Lisa Barros D'Sa and Glenn Leyburn, Directors of the excellent, Good Vibrations and last years Ordinary Love Featuring Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville.  https://hopin.to/events/fni-home-with-lisa-barros-d-sa-and-glenn-leyburn-with-colin-mckeown Supporting the Children's Ambulance @BUMBLEance Wednesday 29th of July. Sign up now. #WeAreFni Please share with a friend or colleague and Share/Subscribe for more content. Available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts and Stitcher. #WeAreFni #YouAreFNI #StaySafe #StayInformed #StayPositive WWW.WEAREFNI.COM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Join the Boiz for a polarizing story of bravery as the men and women of Ireland (specifically Dublin) fought and died for independence and Irish freedom. A listener request, just in time for Easter!

The episode you’re about to hear has a lot of quoted oratory in it, which not only makes my job a little easier, but it is also probably more pleasing to your ear since the subject was infinitely better with words than I could ever pretend to be. It’s actually quite fun to have a great orator as a biography subject… I get to relish in the speeches. My subject in this episode was a man born for a different time. And when you listen to his speeches, you get the sense that he knew this about himself. Nonetheless, he knew his mission, or vocation in life almost from the day he was born and was singularly focused on it until the day he died.So dedicated to the cause of his country he was that there’s no evidence that this otherwise, young, hansom, educated, eloquent and very eligible bachelor ever had a romantic interest, which have led to speculations about his sexuality that I think are inappropriate to entertain since there’s just no information about this personal part of his life.Others have wondered if he was on the autism spectrum. Again, speculation, and I’m not sure it’s important anyway.What I found was a man who had a vocational love of his countrymen with such passion that he happily gave his life for them. It appears by his own words he knew this would be his fate, even from a young age. His mastery of words, eloquence of speech, and unabashed passion for his people’s heritage in the face of the British Empire, culminated in a showdown with that great power. That showdown is the snowball that spurred the avalanche of Irish Independence, and it all started with The Deeds of Easter Week.

Listen to the debate from the Battle of Ideas Festival 2019. The result of the Scottish independence referendum in 2014 seemed to put paid for the foreseeable future to the most significant threat to the Union, but the result of the EU referendum in 2016 has put the cat amongst the pigeons once more. The future of Northern Ireland has also been a constant bone of contention since the Brexit vote. In September, a shock opinion poll suggested that a quarter of Welsh voters would vote for independence. Is the Union really in imminent danger? Is there a positive case for the UK today, whether economic, political or even emotional? **SPEAKERS**MEV BROWNspokesperson, SDP Scotland; former spokesperson, Business for Britain in Scotland; campaigner, Better Together DR RUTH DUDLEY EDWARDSjournalist, historian and broadcaster; award-winning author, The Seven and Patrick Pearse: the triumph of failure LINDA MURDOCHcampaigner for rights and democracy in Scotland; director of careers, University of Glasgow AKASH PAUNsenior fellow, Institute for Government; associate fellow, Centre on Constitutional Change, Edinburgh University DR GLYNNE WILLIAMSassociate professor, School of Business, University of Leicester CHAIR: JUSTINE BRIAN director, Civitas Schools Subscribe to the Academy of Ideas newsletter at battleofideas.org.uk/subscribe

Gerry Adams, one of the most important figures in the history of the Irish State, joins us in the studio for episode #103 of Paddy Holohan’s No Shame Podcast. A man who needs little introduction on these shores, Gerry is an Irish Republican politician, current Louth TD, the former president of Sinn Féin & was an instrumental figure behind the Northern Ireland Peace process during the 1990’s. There are so many topics up for discussion on this week's show with Gerry & Paddy covering a lot of ground in a landmark episode for the No Shame Podcast. Some of the key areas during the 55 minute conversation include, the Ballymurphy massacres, internment, Gerry's friendship with Bobby Sands, the Hunger strikes, British Collusion, the assassination attempt on Gerry's life, Nelson Mandela, the peace process, Martin McGuinness, Brexit, Irish Unity, the cook book & so much more. In a standout moment, Gerry acknowledges that there were killings at the hands of the IRA during the Troubles & states that Republicans are trying to atone for what they did, something that can't be said for the British Government. In a powerful closing statement, Gerry discusses the prospect of Irish Unity & how it's finally achievable through peaceful means for the first time ever. This is an option that didn't exist for Patrick Pearse, Michael Collins or Bobby Sands. Having served as president of Sinn Féin for over 35 years, Adams will be calling time on a truly remarkable political career in 2020 when the next general election is announced. Until then he is still working actively in the community. He was on the doors in Tallaght last Tuesday canvasing for Sinn Féin candidate Mark Ward. It's quite fitting that the podcast finishes on the subject of the Presidential office. Where one beard bows out another one enters the fray with Paddy Holohan stepping up his bid to take the Áras next time out. We can't be sure but we think, on a technicality, Paddy got an unofficial, indirect but albeit solid endorsement from big GerryA #FairDig #SeenThemGiven #Paddy4Prez We'd like to finish by giving a very special thanks to Gerry & the party of Sinn Féin for appearing on the No Shame Podcast. This was one of Paddy's top three guests when he started the show over two years ago & we promise this one lives up to its billing. The full podcast is available now across all the usual platforms including Youtube, iTunes & Spotify, enjoy.  

Full text: http://www.president.ie/en/diary/details/president-attends-state-ceremonial-event-as-part-of-the-ireland-2016-centen On 7 July 2016 President Michael D. Higgins gave the keynote address at a ceremony in honour of Patrick Pearse’s contribution to the Irish language. The ceremony formed part of 'An Teanga Bheo' strand of the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme. The revival of the Irish language was a core ambition of many of the leaders of the 1916 Rising, based on a vision of an independent Ireland with its own spoken and written language.

The world was a strange place in 1916. In this episode, we'll do some more contextualising (don't sigh at me like that) by examining an unlikely mirror image of Patrick Pearse in the thoroughly nationalist France of 1914. Additionally, we'll examine in closer detail the beliefs of the rebels on their deathbeds, and what they expected to come after their sacrifice. We also take a look at how the reporting of events during the war changed after the rising, something which adds to the idea that the rising was an avenue of the First World War which went on to have such dramatic consequences for Ireland and the wider world. MUSIC: 'The O'Rahilly' by Patrick Cassidy, from the album '1916'. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS SONG OR ALBUM. Remember history friends, you can help this podcast and ensure that this is where history thrives! Support us by going to www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails Follow me on Twitter @wdfpodcast And visit our official website www.wdfpodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we look at the beliefs and passions of men like Patrick Pearse, Tom Clarke and James Connolly, as well as set the scene for the radicalisation of Pearse following his return home from the United States. We unwrap the structure of the IRB, and detail how a minority came to take over the group and control it with radicals. It's a critical building block for what's to come in the series, so I hope you'll check it out and enjoy it! MUSIC: 'Absent Friends' by Anna on the flute, self titled theme. 'Padraig Pearse', full credits to Patrick Cassidy, and the album 1916. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS SONG OR ALBUM. Remember history friends, you can help this podcast and ensure that this is where history thrives! Support us by going to www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails Follow me on Twitter @wdfpodcast And visit our official website www.wdfpodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

100 Years Ago on this day, Patrick Pearse read out the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, a document and event which was to have profound consequences for the island of Ireland for the next century. In this episode, experience the atmosphere of that event, and a special vocal history of Ireland up to the point that the Rising took place - from Gladstone's news that he would have to form a government in 1868, to the point that Dublin became the warzone that was the 1916 Rising, where a terrible beauty was born. MUSIC: Credits to Patrick Cassidy 'Mise Eire'. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS SONG OR ITS ALBUM. Remember history friends, you can help this podcast and ensure that this is where history thrives! Support us by going to www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails Follow me on Twitter @wdfpodcast And visit our official website www.wdfpodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

(Christine and Elizabeth) In Part II of their examination of the rebellion, Christine and Elizabeth follow Patrick Pearse and his associates from the GPO to Kilmainham Gaol, take a look at how Britain handled the rebels, and assess what it all meant.

This Easter marks the beginning of the celebrations of the centenary of the Easter Rising in Dublin, when the Irish patriots under the command of James Connolly, Patrick Pearse, T.J. Clarke and others led a revolt against the British Empire and established the first Provisional Government of the Republic of Ireland. Together with the former Connolly Show presenter, Dave Gibney, we will discuss the significance of this important date and what it means for the political situation in Ireland today. 

We are joined by David Bracken who works as the Limerick Diocesan Archivist to talk about the publication of a new book about the faith profiles of the 1916 leaders. The title of the book comes from the last letter of John Mallin to his wife from Kilmainhan Gaol written the night before his execution, "My darling Wife pulse of my heart, this is the end of all things earthly; sentense of Death has been passed, and a quarter to four tomorrow the sentense will be carried out by shooting and so must Irishmen pay for trying to make Ireland a free nation, Gods will be done.....My heart strings are torne to pieces when I think of you and them of our manly James, happy go lucky John, Shy warm Una dadys Girl and oh little Joseph my little man my little man Wife dear Wife I cannot keep the tears back when I think of him he will rest in my arms no more, to think I have to leave you to battle through the world with them without my help, what will you do my own darling …Edited by Limerick Diocesan archivist David Bracken, ‘The End of All Things Earthly' has contributions from 18 academics on this aspect of the leaders' lives and also includes personal letters and testimonies of the leaders, as well as rarely seen photographs and transcripts. Commenting ahead of the book launch, Bishop Leahy said, “The question of how faith and armed rebellion can be compatible has exercised much conversation from the time of the rising to, indeed, the present day.  However, the book does not seek to adjudicate on this but, instead, merely give a sense of what faith meant to the Leaders.“The Rising Leaders clearly had varying degrees of faith.  But what is striking is the closeness with God in the final moments before execution, including for those with little Catholic faith prior to this.  It's a piece of work we are very proud of and indebted to all involved, including our own David Bracken for his effort in pulling this together, and, of course, all contributors.”Featuring contributions from a selection of Irish academics and historians, the book comprises seventeen concise, yet richly detailed, essays that provide a fascinating insight into the faith profiles of the leaders of the Easter Rising.The essays trace pivotal movements: from the horrors witnessed by Roger Casement in colonial Africa and South America; to the radicalisation of Patrick Pearse, whose writing reflected his Catholic upbringing; to the quiet prison cells in the sober aftermath of the Rising, where the likes of Con Colbert and Joseph Plunkett found consolation in their faith. The personal letters and testimonies of the leaders contained in the book provide a window into the minds of these revolutionaries as they faced their deaths.Including rarely seen photographs and transcripts, The End of All Things Earthly, offers a poignant perspective on the events of 1916, and explores the spirituality that shaped those who gave their lives to Ireland's independence. Contributors to the book include:Damien Burke, Assistant Archivist at the Irish Jesuit Archives.Bernie Deasy, Archivist at the Delaney Archive, which cares for the archival collections of the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, the Patrician Brothers, Brigidine Sisters and Carlow College.Noelle Dowling, Archivist at Dublin Diocesan ArchivesRoddy Hegarty, Director of the Cardinal Tomán Ó Fiaich Memorial Library and ArchiveBrian Kirby, Archivist at the Irish Capuchin Provincial Archives.Bishop Brendan Leahy launched the new book in Dublin and his talk at the launch is available here.

The Bohemian Beat - Ep293 - RIddhi explores Irish folklore and poets. Including Patrick Kavanagh, Brendan Kennelly, Padraic Colum, WB Yeats, and Patrick Pearse.

On Easter Monday 1916 Patrick Pearse stood on the steps of the GPO and read the Proclamation. John Cunningham questions how our view of Pearse has evolved from the adulation of the early years to his relevance today (Broadcast 2005).