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In this episode: the future of accessible technology for visually impaired and blind people, with David Redmond, Technology Trainer and Digital Content Creator at Vision Ireland, and Sean Doran, Head of Technology at the Vision Ireland Labs; Palestinian artist Tuqa Al-Sarraj joins us for What’s Your Story to explore the role her heritage plays in her installations; and on the Social Scene, we’ll b...

In this episode: the power of movement as a tool for inclusion with Active Disability Ireland; what exactly is ballroom culture and its significant history?; and on the Social Scene, we’ll be hearing about the conversational English classes taking place around the country with Fáilte Isteach.

In this episode, our panel discusses the legacy of the 2004 Citizenship Referendum, with Dr Ebun Joseph, executive producer of the Echoes of 2004 documentary, and two participants in the film who were personally affected, Toyosi Sanni and Mariam Sobayo. For What's Your Story, we’ll meet the woman behind the Rainbow Club Cork Centre for Autism, Karen O'Mahony. And on the Social Scene, we’ll hear fr...

In this episode we meet gay fathers who tell us about their routes to becoming parents; we chat to Nigerian-Irish comedian Emman Idama; and finally we hear about the work of the Capuchin Day Centre who support the homeless.

Featuring: Oisín O'Reilly and Tom Donnelly; Lapree Lala; and Melissa Gonzaga and DonKing Rongavilla.

In this episode we discuss: how learning alongside university students is breaking down barriers, with Dr Katharina Swirak, Senior Lecturer in Criminology at UCC, and Damien Quinn, founder of Spéire Nua; What’s Your Story – author Emma Shevah on the importance of neurodiverse characters in books; and The Social Scene – Hope & Courage Collective, with Edel McGinley, executive director of the Ho...

In this episode, our panel is: Dr Abeba Birhane, founder and Principal Investigator of the AI Accountability Lab at Trinity College Dublin, and Assistant Professor of AI at the School of Computer Science and Statistics there, and Dr Maria Murphy, Associate Professor in the School of Law and Criminology at Maynooth University. On What's Your Story, we meet South African poet Nandi Jola. And on the...

In this episode: Bukky Adebowale, policy education officer at the Irish Network Against Racism, and Dr Ebun Joseph, CEO of the Institute of Antiracism and Black Studies and Ireland's special rapporteur on racial equality and racism, explore the reality of racism in Ireland. We’ll also meet a man with lived experience of the international protection system to hear his story and why it inspired him...

Our panel will discuss: how do we counteract homophobia – with Ruadhán Ó Críodáin, Executive Director of ShoutOut, Oisín O’Reilly, CEO of Outhouse LGBT+ Community Resource Centre in Dublin, and Dr Ger McNamara, Senior Clinical Psychologist. For What’s Your Story we’ll meet the food truck owner Wiseman Mangaliso bringing South African flavours to Dublin city. And on The Social S...

Featuring: Doireann Crosson, Head of Policy at the National Women's Council, Anne Burke, Women's and Peer Support Officer, and GP Dr Siobahn Chidley on our panel; Tolu Makay on What's Your Story; and Alex Lai, Inclusion Coordinator at Golf Ireland, and Dianne Conway, golfer, on the Social Scene.

Featuring: Dr Anne O’Brien, Associate Professor in the Department of Media Studies at Maynooth University, Dr Páraic Kerrigan, Assistant Professor in the School of Information and Communication Studies at University College Dublin, Dr Ngozi Emmanuel, Research Assistant at the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity; Stephen Foley, designer; Fergal Landy, CEO of Family Resource Centre National F...

Lami of Lami's Kitchen tells us about Afro-Fusion cuisine.

Author Deborah Somorin speaks with Mamobo.

Emer O’Neill, presenter and activist, Kkhamii Kitana, rapper, and Briana Fitzsimons, anti-racism advocate, explore what they plan to bring into 2025.

In this episode, Mamobo chats to changemakers about what they learned from 2024 and what they hope to bring into the new year. She also meets Deborah Somorin to hear about her journey experiencing homelessness. And finally we have a taster of Afro-Fusion cuisine.

Ngozi Elobuike, who founded Ireland’s first black-led wine club, joins Mamobo on the Social Scene.

Wheelchair user James Casserly talks to Mamobo about what's involved in planning travel for him.

Yonit Kosovske and Yanky Fachler explain their experience of being Jewish during the Christmas period.

In this episode, Mamobo meets Yonit Kosovske and Yanky Fachler to explore what it's like to be Jewish in the Christmas period. We'll hear from a wheelchair user James Casserly on what goes into planning every trip. And finally we'll chat to the woman behind the first Irish black-led wine club.

Mamobo chats to fashion stylist Emmanuel Agbons about what makes a great Christmas outfit and some of the high-profile Irish celebrities he has worked with.

Laura Browne from Alone joins us to talk about the practicalities of being a volunteer for the organisation.

Thandile Mkhabela tells us about her experience being a migrant in Ireland.

Fiona Parfey from Riley explains their company's journey in menstruation education and breaking the stigma around periods and period poverty.

Elaine Murphy, Education Manager at ShoutOut, explains pansexuality and how it differs from bisexuality.

Mamobo is joined by Dr Lucy Michael and Eve Doran, PhD student in Black Studies at TCD, to explore the concept of white saviourism.