Ep. 90: Author Lisa Harding: Voice, identity, belonging
In this episode of the podcast, Jenny chats to the author of three acclaimed novels, Lisa Harding. Her first book, Harvesting, about two young girls who find themselves victims of sex trafficking, won...
9 Okt 37min
Ep. 89: From Waterford to Norway with poet David Toms
In this first episode of the new semester, Jenny chats with the poet and author David Toms, who is originally from Waterford but currently living in Norway. David’s memoir, Pacemaker, is both a celebr...
25 Sep 51min
Ep. 88: Queer ecology with Dr Caleb O’Connor
This final episode of the podcast for the academic year features BA Arts graduate Dr Caleb O’Connor. After his degree in English and Psychology at then-WIT, he went on to do an MA in Gender, Sexuality...
27 Apr 32min
Ep. 86: Student literary magazine Glór
This episode of the podcast celebrates the launch of the new student-led literary magazine Glór. The first of its kind at SETU, the magazine features work by students from across disciplines and depar...
9 Mar 44min
Ep. 85: Theatre-makers Natasha Everitt and Deirdre Dwyer
Natasha Everitt is a former student of Theatre Studies and English at SETU and since graduating, she has worked as a drama instructor, writer, actress and voiceover artist. Her upcoming show, Time Pas...
23 Feb 29min
Ep. 84: Author and lecturer Dr Oona Frawley
In her collection of personal essays, This Interim Time, Oona Frawley details the ways in which we try to make sense of the world as our loved ones pass on. Her mother’s descent into dementia and the ...
27 Jan 29min
Ep. 83: Christmas recommendations 2025
Our most popular podcast episode of the year is back! On this year’s Christmas recommendations episode, Jenny is joined by Edward Hayden, course leader and lecturer in Culinary Arts (and well-known TV...
11 Des 202555min
