From Cork with Love Adventure

Driving to Carlow to see Deirdre O'Mahony's new art work - a film "The Persistent Return"

Warning: this contains lots of talk about colours - and dogs - and a surprise chat with another dog owner.

Paul O'Mahony reads his poem "You just came to me" for #AudioMo 2018) Pig-sty to cattle track, anemones to fountain-pen, you sat in yellowed armchair, among psychiatric alumni, released into a fighting streetscape, where burnt-out cars took place of bicycles. Your warrior-self listened to every voice with the greeting of a saint who wrote with a sun-lit plume. Prince of the messengers, carrier of...

This is all about #AudioMo - which is taking place during the month of June 2018. Paul O'Mahony talks about how valuable it is to be part of a community making audio

There are times There are times the rain is so heavy, and the cloud so thick I can hardly see. There are times the dark is so choking I can hardly breathe. There are times the words are strangled in my throat. There are times the pain grips throughout, and I am completely at its mercy. And there are times when it’s much worse than that…

Toasted Irish skin is likely today - and there are alternatives. Paul O'Mahony has the Cork Harbour Festival (Maritime Activities - Walks & Talks - Culture & Heritage - Family Fun) 2-10 June 2018 in his garden. Paddle boarding, power boating & much more. Jazz too

Growing You’re never too old to waste your life - the old man cried To fritter away an hour a day and spend the coins of change No way you lose that fear of the living - the old man cried Spend your time awaiting, waiting to be seen and you see it all slip by You’re never beyond being sorry for me - the old man cried Hold back, hang in, stay put as your life goes down the drain.

At 00:30 a man in a short-sleeved shirt goes for a walk to empty his head - features omaniLouis

This poem by Paul O'Mahony was recorded specially for #AudioMo 2018.

Midnight feast of turkey, tomato, salt, bread, Dão & a report about success with a proposal by ShowandTellCommunications.net to a food business

Paul O'Mahony reads a poem from his next collection specially recorded for Day 2 of #AudioMo 2018

Cacophony - competingly almost overwhelming experience - includes sounds below the threshold of Paul O'Mahony's hearing

The first episode of a fresh adventure - going to meet a potential client. Show&TellCommunications team have a memorable day with an uncertain ending.

A poem by Paul O'Mahony - recorded specially for #AudioMo 2018 (Day 1))

Paul doesnt know how rough his life will be today. He's sure it'll be rough. He drives on towards his destination - eventually he plays the 19th hole without his partner

100 powerful words to market your podcast - thanks to Cole Schafer & David Ogilvy - from a post on Medium

What's the positive role of nostalgia in Paul O'Mahony's life? Paul names names fondly - people with whom he used to be in frequent contact via social audio - mainly on Anchor.

Paul O'Mahony reads a poem he wrote when he was 47. This is preparation for #audiomo

First it's a bottle of Italian Red - then Spanish Red

Walking in Moanbaun woods Paul O'Mahony talks as he walks

A bit of radio on Sunday morning - this is from the most popular radio show on Sunday morning

The morning after the referendum result was confirmed - Paul O'Mahony makes tea & Louis (English Setter) licks himself

As the referendum vote count begins - everyone is talking about a phenomenal result. Paul is both thrilled and nervous. Can it be true?

Recorded live - you hear Paul O'Mahony going into the polling station and casting his vote on 25 May 2018 (8.5 minutes)

Includes the Gardaí (police) & @IrishTimes editorial