Welcome to the Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Show, hosted by Mary Moynihan and Freda Manweiler. Join us for an hour of discussions on equality, diversity, and the powerful work of artists advocating for human rights. From theatre and film to digital arts and sculpture, we explore a wide array of creative forms that inspire change. Tune in to hear unique perspectives and stories from the world of art, all recorded at Dublin South FM.
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Welcome to the Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Show, hosted by Mary Moynihan and Freda Manweiler. Join us for an hour of discussions on equality, diversity, and the powerful work of artists advocating for human rights. From theatre and film to digital arts and sculpture, we explore a wide array of creative forms that inspire change. Tune in to hear unique perspectives and stories from the world of art, all recorded at Dublin South FM.
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This episode is a celebration of verse, marking Poetry Day Ireland—an annual, island-wide tribute to poetry taking place this year on May 1st with the theme “May Day!” We’re joined by acclaimed poet Enda Coyle-Green, whose work was selected by Poetry Ireland as part of their official Poetry Day collection. Also on the show: poet and playwright Feilim James and singer-songwriter Hilary Bow, who share what poetry means to them and reveal some of their favourite poems. Discover more at poetryireland.ie.
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