The Week That Really Was 83 - Stick up your posters and see what happens

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The Week That Really Was 83 - Stick up your posters and see what happens

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May 24, 2024

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With two weeks until polling day, John and Sarah take stock of the state of the EU and local election campaign. Also: Will recognising palestine help the Government? And Sarah argues that young women are in "a crisis".

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May 24, 2024

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The Week That Really Was EP35 - Sorry, but we’re knackered: Is the tide of public opinion turning on the transgender agenda? John and Sarah are joined by women’s rights campaigner Laoise DeBrun to discuss the Hate Speech Bill, Ryan Tubridy, Lost Submarines, and Laoise’s drafting of a new bill to keep men out ... by Gript Media Podcasts
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TRSI 365 - It’s certainly not financial advice, although you probably need some: Let's have a closer look at SF's new housing submission; the PR problem of tourists being brutalised by criminals; and financial literacy in the Irish population. https://www.tickettailor.com/events/freespeechireland/979702https://www.irishtimes.co... by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was EP46 - Up the Ra, Down with Cars: John and Sarah discuss a packed week in Stradbally which started with Up the Ra chants at the Electric Picnic and ends with Ukrainians about to move into the site on an emergency basis. Also: Speed limits, American Mommy bloggers going to jail, and w... by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was EP36 - Anatomy of a scandal: RTÉ dominates this week’s podcast, as John and Sarah wonder whether the state broadcaster has even a shred of credibility left; Also: Is Dublin a crime-ridden dump, and who is to blame? by Gript Media Podcasts
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TRSI 379 - Here we go again: The referendum to remove women from the constitution has a kicker for carers; a Dutch study shows immigrants are not all born, financially, equal; and SF want to bring Dublin house prices to 300,000 - a level not seen since the crash. https://demo-d... by Gript Media Podcasts
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Public Morality and the Culture Wars: Gary Kavanagh sat down with Bryan Fanning, Professor of Migration and Social Policy at UCD, to discuss the professor's latest book, Public Morality and the Culture Wars; immigration; LGBT rights; abortion; and coercive public morality.https://www.ama... by Gript Media Podcasts
60 min listen
TRSI 364 - Enlightened centrism: Gary has returned from his travels and climate change is the agenda for this week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W33HRc1A6c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qPwfICdqXQ by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was 58 - Oh look, an elephant: John and Sarah discuss the week that really was, including the background to Gript’s deleted story, and the wider ongoing coverage and cultural concerns around events in Dublin over the past week. by Gript Media Podcasts
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TRSI 362 - At best it’s still pretty bad: A key plank of the Government's housing policy hasn't worked for the last 11 months, the end (maybe) of affirmative action in America; and the polls show both the government and RTE are in a spot of bother. by Gript Media Podcasts
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TRSI 366 - Smugness comes before the fall: This week we discuss the financial troubles of two titans of the property sector, the Peter McVerry Trust and Evergrande.https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Firish-personal-finance-flowchart-v2-1-v0-sx1ensn284c91.jpg%3Fs%3D8b79a... by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was EP50 - Despatches from the Seanad: John and Sarah are joined from the Seanad by Senator Ronan Mullen, in an episode that covers Colette Colfer’s stand against her university’s new gender policy, an update on the hate speech bill, and a question about whether the Seanad is a more hosti... by Gript Media Podcasts
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TRSI 370 - Even Jesse Owens got his medals: A state funded charity tells teachers to lie to parents; there's apparently a very thin line between an honest mistake and gross racial prejudice; and the measurement of tax. https://twitter.com/mhdksafa/status/1705255758978269390 by Gript Media Podcasts
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TRSI 363 - Roving bands of pro-lifers being slowly chased by police: The hate crime bill has been pushed back after an unexpected backlash, but it's far from dead; RTE decide respectable people don't need to be asked to provide evidence; and the safe access zone bill begins its march through the Oireachtas. by Gript Media Podcasts
52 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP41 - City of (no) God: In this week’s episode, Sarah tells John all about the Lizzo banana scandal, which leads to a chat about the unfashionability of normal boring old sex, and a question: Has the fall of traditional religion and the rise of a new religiosity led to a fa... by Gript Media Podcasts
42 min listen
The Week That Really Was 57 - Dublin on fire: “They cannot figure out that it is not the “far right” fuelling anti-immigration sentiment in Ireland, it is anti-immigration sentiment fuelling the “far right”. John and Sarah discuss yesterday’s events, and the week that led up to them. by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was 56 - Were they stoned when they wrote it: John and Sarah discuss RTE’s doom documentary from the future, the broadcaster’s big bailout, Tubridy’s new gig, and why Sarah thinks the new Independent Ireland party is going places. by Gript Media Podcasts
59 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP38 - The Far Wrong: John and Sarah are joined by William Campbell of the @hereshowpodcast to tell them – as respectfully as possible – why they’re wrong about most things, and why Ireland is in fact one of the most successful countries in the world. by Gript Media Podcasts
71 min listen
The Week That Really Was 51 - Hatikvah: The budget and the war: Two topics dominate this week’s podcast, after a very depressing week. Do Irish politicians lack imagination? And is there any prospect at all of peace in the Middle East? John and Sarah discuss: by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was EP42 - Mad as hell and not going to take it any more: In the sorry absence of Sarah Ryan, John is joined by NIAMH UI BHRIAN to discuss Gerard Craughwell’s one-man crusade against Gender Self-ID, Helen McEntee as the victim of misogyny, and the prospects for the new Farmer’s Alliance. by Gript Media Podcasts
54 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP40 - Infertile Ground: John and Sarah talk about the issues of the week, ranging from gold heists to climate worries, crime, and Sinead O’Connor. But also, as the Government introduces free IVF for some couples, the growing challenge of infertility: by Gript Media Podcasts
67 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP37 - Bring back the Old Leo: “Justin Trudeau with fancier socks” – That’s Keith Redmond’s verdict on Leo Varadkar as he joins John and Sarah to talk hate speech, Helen McEntee’s illiberalism, RTE’s implosion, and the public finances careening out of control: by Gript Media Podcasts
59 min listen
TRSI 375 - One day the sarcasm well will run dry, but today is not that day: In praise of the political courage of Simon Harris and Leo Varadkar; solving the Israel-Hamas affair; and an unhinged rant on energy subsidies. by Gript Media Podcasts
38 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP39 - Capital Projects: In this week’s episode, the story of a missing American woman leads John and Sarah into a chat about gender quotas, victimhood, the state of Dublin, the Children’s Hospital and how the media can’t stop terrifying the population with scary stories of ... by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was EP43 - Seducing the Queen of Lydia.: According to the government democracy is where the government pays billions of dollars to one side and jails the other. by Gript Media Podcasts
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TRSI 374 - This podcast has no name as Michael isn’t proud of his work: BeLongTo and their private meetings with civil servants; the Far Right Observatory visits the Oireachtas; disinformation; and the president has no strings on him.https://gript.ie/belongto-rep-revenue-staff-webinar/ by Gript Media Podcasts
44 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP44 - More deadly than the male: John is joined by Irish writer Conor Fitzgerald (@fitzfromdublin) to discuss the question of whether Ireland, and western society at large, is increasingly divided politically along gender lines, and why cultural institutions sometimes seem to hate t... by Gript Media Podcasts
45 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP45 - Did the earth move for you?: Having survived an earthquake in Greece, and listened to three hours of Andrew Tate on her holidays, Sarah returns to an Ireland transformed by new constituency boundaries, and the dramatic fall from grace of singer Roisin Murphy. by Gript Media Podcasts
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The Week That Really Was 52 - Hit me Paddy one more time: This week’s podcast covers Paddy Cosgrave’s sudden fall from grace, the disturbing revelations in Britney Spears’ new book, and asks: What’s become of us that we want to teach Irish children that they’re privileged for being white, or male, or Irish? by Gript Media Podcasts
57 min listen
The Week That Really Was EP48 - Giving Both Barrels to the Brand: Short version blurb: Sometimes a little whataboutery goes a long way: John and Sarah compare the reaction to the “blithering idiocy” on Kildare Street, to the silence over the left-wing extremism on display in Dublin just last Saturday. by Gript Media Podcasts
58 min listen
TRSI 367 - A statement murder: Man makes tragic mistake of getting on a plane in Russian airspace; the Pareto Principle for habitual criminals; and grade inflation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtQNULEudss by Gript Media Podcasts
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