Robbie Lawlor speaks to us about his diagnosis of HIV. He talks about how his mother has been a huge support from day 1, and educates us on HIV in Ireland today.
Debbie Deegan talks to us about adopting her daughter, who had come to Ireland with a group of children from a Russian orphanage. Debbie then goes on to talk about the first trip she made to Russia to visit an orphanage. She describes her tr
Our guest Alan Mc Garry comes on the pod to chat about life before, during and after many reality tv endeavours.We chat about the downside of social media trolling and online abuse.What it was like growing up as "gay" and "ginger" in Ballyferm
Erin and KristyOur first married couple to come on the podcast, Erin and Kristy talk us through their journey to become parents. As a same sex couple they needed to use donor sperm. They talk to us about everything they went through. From t
Suzanne talks to us about her decision to track down her birth mother at 18, and what followed. She also chats to us about growing up, her family and her first “blood relative” her daughter Sophie.
Laura joins us on the podcast to chat about how and why she became a life coach. We discuss the pressure that comes with being a mother, and the influences that surround us all to try to be the "perfect mother". Laura talks about how her o
Lesley Anne opens up about her journey with her 3 year old daughter Sienna.How she felt when she realised she had another child with Cerebral Palsy and that her instinct was right all along.Les chats about her and her families fundraising ende
Donna’s story; Donna tells us her story about growing up in an extremely volatile environment as a child, how this paved the way for how she felt about herself, and the relationships she then found herself in.Her story shocked us to the core wh
****WARNING****THERE ARE REFERENCES TO CRIME, SUICIDE AND DRUG ABUSE IN THIS RECORDING.Our guest Ian O'Brien comes on the pod to tell us his incredible story about growing up in poverty in Dublin ,loosing his Bother/Best Friend to cancer at a
Fellow podcaster Lynda Weston chats to us about her experience with childbirth, postnatal anxiety, therapy and her love for broadcasting. 2020 made her realise life is too short not to follow your dreams .
Lynsey Bennet's story; Lynsey talks to us about her diagnosis of cervical cancer, her treatment, her wonderful mammy and what her plans are for the future. Lynsey is a beautiful woman, inside and out. Her outlook on life is so positive and full
Shana and Melissa; Shana and Melissa come on the podcast to talk about being mothers in a mixed race family, they speak openly about how racism affects them and their children.
Miriam's story; Miriam talks to us about the time she spent in an orphanage in Ireland in the 60's and 70's. She speaks about the mental and physical abuse the nuns put her through.
In this episode Suzanne Burke joins us on the podcast. We have an open honest conversation about grief. Between us we have lost 4 parents and 2 siblings. We discuss the emotions that come with losing a loved one and the mindset it leaves behind
Paddy Holohan comes on the podcast the chat to us as the first "Man on the mic". We talk about mental health,fatherhood, growing up in Ireland, sport and so much more.
***warning: this podcast is about suicide***Jackie's story; Jackie fox bravely talks about the events leading up to her daughter Nicole's suicide. |Nichole suffered physical, mental and online abuse. Jackie has dedictaed herself to changing the
Emma's story: Emma comes on the podcast to talk about how her life was changed by fitness. She escaped a toxic relationship and started her own business.
Sinead's story; Sinead comes on the podcast to talk about her multiple organ transplant. Sinead is amazing to speak to and we are so grateful that she chose our podcast to tell her story.Text Donor to 50050 to become an organ donor