Younified

Liliana Fernandez, Leadership Officer at the National Women’s Council and migrant activist, joins Laura Ileogben, former political campaigner, to speak with Mamobo about how to know if you are entitled to vote in Ireland and why you should.

In this episode of Younified: why and how you should vote; Mamobo meets Tammy Darcy of The Shona Project to talk about her work empowering young girls; and we head to St Vincent's charity shop in Meath Street in Dublin.

Influencer and Movember ambassador Cian Griffin chats to Mamobo about the importance of prioritising your mental health, ahead of International Men's Day.

Therese Coveney speaks with Mamobo about Together Academy which provides tailored training and employment opportunities for people with Down Syndrome.

Dr Andrea Ciribuco from the School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at the University of Galway (leader of the project Rural Villages, Migration and Intercultural Communication), Dr Pilar Luz Rodrigues, Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Galway, and Dr Francesca La Morgia, Director of Mother Tongues, a social enterprise working to promote multilingualism and intercultural dialogue...

On this week's episode of Younified, we'll be talking about the role language plays when it comes to migrant integration and social inclusion in Ireland, with our panel. We'll meet the CEO of social enterprise Together Academy. And finally we will explore the resources out there to strengthen men's mental health for International Men's Day.

On this week's Social Scene we meetTrail Criú who are hosting an online conference this week called ‘Breaking Barriers and Building Inclusive Trails’. Its chair Farah Masoed speaks with Mamobo.

Lamis Amer, lead volunteer at the Amal Women's Association, joins Mamobo to chat about the work they do supporting in particular the Muslim community.

With an Irish election looming, the digital landscape is becoming ever trickier to manoeuvre, with misinformation and negative rhetoric abounding. Why is this the case and how can we make our online world a safer place? Joining Mamobo is Professor Jane Suiter, Professor of Political Communication at DCU and director of FuJo, the Institute for Future Media and Democracy and Society, alongside Profe...

In this episode of Younified: Professor Jane Suiter, Professor of Political Communication at DCU, and Professor Kath Browne of the UCD School of Geography, explore how negative online rhetoric has become so rife; we hear from the Amal Women's Association about their work supporting Muslim women in Ireland; and finally Trail Criú tell us about their upcoming conference to highlight the need for mor...

Prashant Shukla, chairperson of the Ireland-India Council, shares the story behind Diwali.

Cork author Chloe Michelle Howarth tells Mamobo about her debut novel Sunburn and creating an LGBT-centred narrative.

Mamobo Ogoro is joined by Dr Marian Brennan, Deputy Director of RCSI's Graduate Entry Medicine programme, Tom Else, Research Associate at the Department of Physics at the University of Cambridge, and Dr Monica Oikeh to discuss the provision of medical care for darker skin and why it so often can fall short.

On this episode of Younified: Mamobo explores the challenges for patients of dark skin when it comes to quality medical care; Cork author Chloe Michelle Howarth tells us about her debut novel with an LGBT-centred narrative; and we celebrate Diwali with the Indian community in Ireland.

In this episode, Mamobo explores the challenges around pronoun use in the workplace; she hears from therapist Ejiro Ogbevoen on why there is a comfort in sitting with a mental health professional who looks like you; and she meets two members of the African Gospel Choir Dublin.

Mamobo meets Sam Isijola and Muna Charles-Okoro from the African Gospel Choir Dublin, to hear about how the choir helps them to connect with others in the community.

Ejiro Ogbevoen from Black Therapists Ireland joins Mamobo to explore why it is a comfort to many to have a therapist who looks like them.

Mamobo speaks with Sam Riggs, an Equality Diversity and Inclusion Manager, Donya Anvari from Certified Proud, and Damien McCarthy from HR Buddy, about the use of pronouns at work.

Shane McKenna from the Dabbledoo programme tells Mamobo about his endeavours to open up access to Irish trad music to young musicians.

Helen Gould chats to Mamobo about her work as a sensitivity reader and whether authors are open to the feedback.

*Note: sensitive issues are explored in this podcast* In this discussion, Mamobo Ogoro speaks with Hannah Croke and Fiona McLoone about their recovery journey, and is also joined by Ellen Jennings from Bodywhys (helpline: 01 210 7906).

In this episode, Mamobo Ogoro hears about the challenges of dealing with eating disorders from our panel and how they have battled to overcome them; she meets sensitivity reader Helen Gould to hear how authors create experiences and characters different to them; and she speaks with Shane McKenna from the school programme Dabbledoo to hear how he is making Irish trad music accessible to a wider aud...

Mamobo meets Eduard Majabague from Dublin's Filipino Bakery and Cafe to find out why Filipino cuisine is proving so popular on TikTok.

Mamobo speaks with Zeda about how her stylist career has gone from strength to strength.

Ashley Chadamoyo Makombe and Sarina Bellissimo join Mamobo to debate what reality TV shows are strong performers when it comes to showcasing diverse casts on screen and why some still only have tokenism.