Donie Tarrant and Alan Tuffery consider ‘Human Nature’. Is our nature fixed or can we change. Where do our moral ideas come from? Are some people just bad?
Emma Reidy, CEO, Aoibhneas Domestic Abuse Support for Women and Children, joins Donie Tarrant to discuss the work of the organisation and the role played by Aoibhneas.
Media Communications Manager at Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, Jennifer Darmody, talks to Donie Tarrant about CCPC reminding schools to avoid restrictive and costly uniform policies.
Presenter Donie Tarrant and Regular Contributor, Alan Tuffery talk about funerals Religious and secular funerals, Planning our funerals. Funerals customs in past times.
Ela Isik joins Donie Tarrant live in studio. Ela received the Lorcán Ó hÓbáin Award at the Challenger Graduation last week and is now studying Middle Eastern Jewish & Islamic Civilization, a 4 year degree, in Trinity College Dublin. http://@nspartnership.ie
In light of the recent comments by former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, Lassane Ouedraogo Chairperson of the Africa Solidarity Centre Ireland joins Donie Tarrant to give his reaction to the comments. http://www.africacentre.ie/
SIPTU Assistant Industrial Organiser, Michelle Waller joins Donie Tarrant to discuss the current situation with regards to several ongoing industrial disputes. http://@siptu.ie
Kayleigh Kelly, a young woman working with Sphere 17 joins Donie Tarrant in studio today to talk about Sphere 17, the services they provide and the work they do with young people. http://@nspartnership.ie
Presenter, Donie Tarrant and Regular Contributor, Alan Tuffery ask whether we are in an ‘Age of Unreason’. Are we losing our thinking skills? Is it the result of spending more time on screens? Are we being deliberately ‘dumbed down’?