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Plausibly Deniable is where deep dives meet deep vibes. Think cocktail party meets classified intel, hosted by two highly curious, highly skeptical friends who believe conspiracy theories aren’t just for guys in their Mom's basement - conspiracy theories are for everyone. Each episode, Alexa and Katie unravel the wildest, weirdest, and way too real stories from the shadows—Roswell, MK Ultra, elite secret societies—without the doomsday bunker energy. Because questioning the official narrative ...
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Under Your Skin

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Welcome to Under Your Skin, the podcast that takes you on an exciting journey through all things dermatology and skin aesthetics! Join hosts Alexa and Katie, two passionate skincare enthusiasts, as they slay skincare myths, answer your burning questions, and explore the latest trends and breakthroughs in the world of skincare and skin health. Get ready for insightful discussions and insider secrets from renowned dermatology, cosmetic and aesthetic experts. Subscribe now and uncover the secre ...
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Secrecy in the entertainment industry is dangerous and it’s time to reveal what is really happening behind the scenes. Why is there so much evil in Hollywood? Who is protecting these monsters? How are victims being silenced? Well, The Let’s Get Into It Podcast series answers those questions and exposes some of the darkest stories in entertainment. It is time to create a safe space for these entertainers and influencers to share their devastating experiences that you won’t believe. Your host, ...
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The Hard Shoulder with Kieran Cuddihy on Newstalk. Join Kieran every weekday afternoon from 4-7pm for a round-up of the day’s events, interviews with the people at the centre of the stories – and a bit of craic along the way. Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App. You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.
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The Rooted Moms Podcast connects scripture to real mom life. Mom life is complicated but growing in your faith doesn’t have to be. Each episode, we’ll take a look at a common struggle we all face and hold it up to the light of the truth of God’s Word. Rooted Moms Ministries provides practical tools, community, and encouragement that help moms become rooted in Christ so that they may thrive in every season of life. Learn more at www.rootedmoms.com
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The Taking Care of U podcast shares information and resources to help faculty, staff, students and other members of the Warrior community enhance their well-being and safety on campus. Produced by the Office of Strategic Communications and Marketing, edited and recorded in the KCSS studios on the campus of Stanislaus State. The views expressed by guests on this podcast are not necessarily those of the University.
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This podcast is closing. Come find me at the Michelle Gifford Podcast. The Social Strategist is your marketing podcast to keep you up to date with all of the changes, trends, and best marketing strategy for social media. If you are using Instagram, blogging, TikTok, email marketing, Pinterest, or other social platforms, then this is the podcast for you.
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A recent investigation from The Journal has found that hundreds of cameras from the Chinese company Hikvision are installed in “hospital wards, university campuses and council offices” around the country. The problem? The products are banned for government use in the UK, USA and Australia. For this week’s Tech Takeover, Jess Kelly, Newstalk’s Techn…
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The Central Statistics Office has released its report on how Ireland compared to other EU countries on price levels of food, beverages, and tobacco in 2024. Ireland ranked most expensive of all 36 European countries for non-alcoholic drinks, with prices 40% higher than the EU27 average. Food prices were 12% above the average, making Ireland’s groce…
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Thousands of people have been protesting in Kyiv, urging the President to veto a controversial bill that threatens anti-corruption infrastructure. It marked the first major rally against the government in more than three years of war. The government move has been seen by some as proof that Ukraine is not ready to join the EU. Independent MEP Michae…
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England’s Lionesses gave ITV its biggest audience of the year last week with many Irish fans turning in to support the women. This is a stark contrast to the often found “Anyone but England” posts from last year’s men’s Euros, so why are we more likely to support the Lionesses? Joining Kieran to discuss is Katheleen McNamee from Off the Ball and Ed…
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The Government’s National Development Plan has been unveiled today, which will see investment to the tune of €200 billion over the next decade. But, will this be all it’s cracked up to be? Joining Kieran to discuss is Danny McCoy, CEO of IBEC and Frances Ruane, the Chair of the state’s National Competitiveness and Productivity Council.…
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The final elements of the €200 billion National Development Plan have been agreed and published earlier today, with the government setting out how we will invest in all our infrastructure for the next 10 years. But, what exactly will the money be spent on, and was every base covered? Mairéad Farrell, Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Public Expenditure and…
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The final elements of the €200 billion National Development Plan have been agreed and published earlier today, with the Government setting out how we will invest in all our infrastructure for the next 10 years. So how will the €200 billion be spent? Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Reform and Digitalisation, Fianna Fáil Deputy Leade…
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A new tower on Tara Street has drawn the ire of some, including Frank McDonald, writing in the Irish Times. It begs the question: are our city plans and planning structures fit for purpose? Joining Kieran to discuss is Róisín Murphy Architect, artist, conservation activist and Lecturer in Griffith College Dublin and Tony Reddy of Reddy Architecture…
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In the past few months, it has been noted that Russian tankers are engaging in suspicious and sometimes bizarre behaviour off the coast of Ireland. Ireland’s extremely limited ability to monitor these vessels has led to environmental and national security concerns among many Irish officials, as these ships continue to sail through the country’s exc…
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Is all well between Ireland and the US? The US Ambassador to Israel has recently suggested that the Irish may have “fallen into a VAT of Guinness”, because of our stance on Israel and Palestine. This is all in the wake of the Occupied Territories Bill, which will be continuing to make its way through the Oireachtas. But, what are relations like? Is…
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From today, robust age verification checks must be strictly enforced on video-sharing platforms based in Ireland and the rest of Europe. The age verification requirements are part of a broader effort to create a safer online environment for children and address harmful content such as cyberbullying and the unwanted promotion of self-harm and eating…
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A UK surgeon volunteering with Medical Aid for Palestinians’ Emergency Medical Team at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza has reported alarming levels of malnutrition, particularly among children, and evidence of targeted shootings of civilians at Israel’s militarised distribution points… Nick Maynard is that surgeon, and joins Kieran to discuss.…
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There is a tower that has reared its head around Trinity College and College Green – a new tower of build-to-rent apartments, but is there room for towers of that in Dublin? Joining Kieran to discuss this is Frank McDonald, former Environment Editor for the Irish Times, welcome to the programme and Executive Director of Progress Ireland, Sean Keyes…
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Excitement is building in Munster as Cork and Tipperary prepare to battle it out in Croke Park on Sunday. It is the first time the two counties have met in an All-Ireland decider and by all accounts tickets have never been in such demand. Newstalk reporter, Josh Crosbie has been in the Rebel County soaking up the atmosphere.…
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Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has said that he believes drugs should remain criminalised - saying that countries who have decriminalised or legalised certain substances face more issues than before. Is he right? Joining Kieran to discuss is Garrett McGovern, Addiction Specialist and Medical Director, Priority Medical Clinic in Dundrum and Pa…
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The original Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California turned 70 this week. With beloved characters roaming the grounds, fireworks, parades, and over 50 attractions, Disneyland is the definitive theme park. How did it corner the market with its business model? Stuart McHugh from Disneyland Paris Tips for Irish joins Kieran to discuss.…
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More and more restaurants have been imposing a ‘one table, one bill’ rule, especially in tourist hotspots such as Mallorca and Malaga, but consumers aren't happy. With the rise of Revolut and their ‘split the bill’ option, they couldn't have made it easier, so what's everyone complaining about? Is getting the waiter to split the bill really in thei…
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Over the past week we’ve been hearing about how the cost of living is affecting families right across the country, meaning some go without food so their kids can eat, or some families go without heating. Reporter Meghan O’Halloran joined Kieran in studio to look a little deeper into this and spoke with families, those providing support to these fam…
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Next month marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of The Liberator, Daniel O'Connell, and a number of events are being planned to commemorate his life and legacy. At the end of this month, a major two-day conference is taking place in Trinity College Dublin, organised by the Trinity Long Room Hub in partnership with The Bar of Ireland, Dublin Cem…
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The cap on nighttime flights at Dublin Airport has been increased from 65 to 95 between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. Flights will also now be allowed to take off and land on the North Runway until midnight and after 7 a.m. However, aircraft that exceed the noise limit won’t be allowed at night. This appears to contradict An Comisiún Pleanála’s draft decision…
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It was announced today that the voting age is to be lowered to 16 in the UK by the next general election. 16 and 17-year-olds will be able to vote in all elections as part of changes, including easier voter registration and a crackdown on foreign interference. Recently, the National Youth Council of Ireland released a statement for the voting age t…
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Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald, while congratulating Katie Taylor on her recent victory over Amanda Serrano, said that she would like to see a fight take place in Croke Park. Katie Taylor has been non-committal on her future so far, but if Croke Park became an option for a fight, would that mean we’ll see another one? Matchroom’s Eddie Hearn jo…
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Recent abortion figures were covered on the show yesterday, which showed that the number of women who had abortions in Ireland last year rose to 10,852, which is the highest they’ve been since abortion was legalised in 2019. This has brought up questions surrounding contraception. In Ireland, women aged 17-34 can avail of the Free Contraception Sch…
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EU cash for farmers or the Common Agricultural Policy could reduce or change in the next EU budgetary cycle in 2028. But, what would this mean for Irish farmers who receive over €2 billion in payments. Will farmers be able to keep the lights on if the money dries up? Henry McKean has been out to a mart speaking to farmers, and joins Kieran to discu…
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The HSE is not being given funding to tackle vaping or nicotine pouch addiction under current quit smoking programmes, despite a rise in people trying to quit e-cigarettes or nicotine pouches who had never smoked tobacco. Do we need to revisit this to tackle the issue? Joining Kieran to discuss is Professor Luke Clancy, Director General of the Toba…
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Temple Bar has been named as the third worst tourist trap in the world – only behind Fisherman’s Wharf in the US, and Las Ramblas in Barcelona in Spain. And, while many will complain at how expensive the likes of Temple Bar is, are tourist traps just part of a thriving city? Joining Kieran to discuss is Elaine Cobbe, CBS Correspondent in Paris and …
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