Best Colin Barretts Podcasts (2025)

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Lawyer LinkedIn: The "Deposition Test," AI Bloat & Why You're Doing it Wrong! (Colin Levy & Dylan Barrett) 56:06

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Thanks to our partners at Attorney at Work for their support. Check out their new podcast Attorney at Work Today on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Welcome to Legal Late Night, where we promise the conversation is always... something else! This episode is a wild ride through Jared's bizarre personal history, the cutting edge of …

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Love and Death: War Elegies by Whitman, Owen, Douglas and more 12:09

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As long as there have been poets, they have been writing war elegies. In this episode, Mark and Seamus discuss responses to the American Civil War (Walt Whitman), both world wars (W.B. Yeats, Wilfred Owen, Rudyard Kipling, Keith Douglas) and the conflict in Northern Ireland (Michael Longley) to explore the way these very different poems share an an…

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Tamsin Johnson on Cycling Women and Visions of Modernity & Femininity in British Visual Culture (1880-1939) 1:00:20

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Women falling off bicycles or crashing into men, society women assembled neatly next to a bicycle (but rarely sat upon), women cycling along telegraph wires, socialising in gentile city-centre parks or cycling through space and time as celestial figures; visuals of cycling women are ambiguous and complex. In many ways, these visuals reflect endurin…

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Fiction and the Fantastic: Mikhail Bulgakov and James Hogg 32:13

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James Hogg’s ghoulish metaphysical crime novel 'The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner' (1824) was presented as a found documented dating from the 17th century, describing in different voices the path to devilry of an antinomian Calvinist, Robert Wringhim. Mikhail Bulgakov’s 'The Master and Margarita', written between 1928 and 19…

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Curious Matter Presents: Your Horror Show 35:52

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Your Horror Show creator, Ryan Joseph Murphy, joins me in the studio to tell you all about his delectibly macabre and terrifying show. Your Horror Show is a horror anthology podcast that features a full cast, sound and music. Every episode is presented by fiendish host Mr. Graves who delights in showcasing stories that will make you shudder. The sh…

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Why Cybersecurity Training Matters, with Craig Taylor - HS#44 27:06

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Welcome to Episode 44 of The Hockey Stick Show! I'm your host, Miko Pawlikowski, and today I’m diving deep into the fascinating crossroads of cybersecurity and psychology with Craig Taylor — a 25-year veteran of the security world, founder of cybersecurity education company CyberHoot, and someone with a background in behavioral science. We explored…

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Lawyers: Ditch Hourly Billing & Get Paid! The Fidu Subscriptions Playbook (Kim Bennett) 49:11

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Thanks to our partners at Attorney at Work for their support. Check out their new podcast Attorney at Work Today on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Welcome to Legal Late Night, where we mix legal insights with irreverent pop culture commentary and a healthy dose of hard truths! This episode, host Jared Correia starts with a clas…

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Preferred Medium by Bob Gallagher 42:58

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Irishwoman Ceila O'Dowd, the ambitious director of an English public art gallery, feels her latest curated exhibition represents the last chance for promotion and preferment.By RTÉ Radio 1

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Building the Sheets Empire, with Colin Mcintosh - HockeyStick #43 38:31

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Welcome to Episode 43 of The Hockey Stick Show! I'm Miko Pawlikowski, and in this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Colin McIntosh, founder and CEO of Sheets & Giggles. We talked about building a purpose-driven brand, the power of humor in business, and how to grow a company without taking yourself too seriously. Building a Brand That Do…

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Conversations in Philosophy: 'The Will to Believe' by William James 17:29

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Most of what we believe we believe on faith, even those beliefs we hold to be based on scientific fact. This assertion lies at the heart of William James’s essay ‘The Will to Believe’, originally delivered as a lecture and intended not so much as a defence of religion as an attack on anti-religion. James’s target was the ‘rugged and manly school of…

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Kicking all The Boxes by Liz Fitzgibbon 53:17

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Naoise, a one- time Under 15 European Champion kick boxer. As the action plays out we follow Naoise in her imaginings of what was, what is and what could be!By RTÉ Radio 1

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Ben Robinson on Notts County and the "most audacious fraud in Sport" 58:58

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Join Max Portman as he speaks to Ben Robinson, an investigate journalist and series producer for the BBC about Ben's book "The Trillion Dollar Conman: The Astonishing True Story of the Most Audacious Fraud in Sport", released in October 2024 by Icon Books. Ben's book covers the high and lows of the 2009/10 football season, where Notts County, the w…

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Make More Money Now! 5 Tips & Gavel.io's AI for Lawyers (Feat. Dorna Moini) 49:27

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Thanks to our partners at Attorney at Work for their support. Check out their new podcast Attorney at Work Today on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Lawyers, ready to actually make more money? This episode of "Legal Late Night" delivers! Host Jared Correia kicks things off with 5 killer tips to boost your firm's revenue without d…

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Novel Approaches: 'Aurora Leigh' by Elizabeth Barrett Browning 17:55

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‘I want to write a poem of a new class — a Don Juan, without the mockery and impurity,’ Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote to a friend in 1844, ‘and admitting of as much philosophical dreaming and digression (which is in fact a characteristic of the age) as I like to use.’ The poem she had in mind turned out to be her verse novel, Aurora Leigh, publi…

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Bloomsday by Nick Midgley 53:58

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Bloomsday by Nick MidgleyBy RTÉ Radio 1

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The Real Money Moves for Lawyers (with Keith Lee of Biglaw Investor) 41:54

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Thanks to our partners at Attorney at Work for their support. Check out their new podcast Attorney at Work Today on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Ready to cash in on your law firm? On this episode of "Legal Late Night," host Jared Correia shares his secret to succession planning: building your law firm as a sellable asset, not…

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Love and Death: 'In Memoriam' by Tennyson 12:28

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Tennyson described 'In Memoriam' as ‘rather the cry of the whole human race than mine’, and the poem achieved widespread acclaim as soon as it was published in 1850, cited by Queen Victoria as her habitual reading after the death of Prince Albert. Its subject is the death in 1833 of Tennyson’s friend Arthur Hallam at the age of 22, and in its 131 s…

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Midsummer Memories 54:23

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Primroses le Colm Mac Con Iomaire agus One Eye One Finger by John BoormanBy RTÉ Radio 1

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Legal Marketing in the AI Era: Generative SEO & Attorney Influencers (Chad Sands, CloudLex) 47:47

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On this episode of "Legal Late Night," host Jared Correia welcomes Chad Sands, VP of Marketing at CloudLex. First, Jared drops some serious wisdom: AI isn't about firing employees, it's about upskilling your team for higher-order tasks. Then, Chad spills the tea on legal software marketing, the rise of attorney influencers, and the cutting edge of …

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Noemi Steuerwald on Equestrian Sport as a Symbol of Power & Exclusion in the Victorian Era 42:20

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Today, leisure is often seen as a universal right – accessible to all, regardless of background. Yet historically, access to leisure and sport was highly regulated and deeply unequal. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, who had leisure time, what kind of sport they could pursue, and where and how they could do so, was determined by intersecting f…

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Fiction and the Fantastic: Tales by Jan Potocki and Isak Dinesen 15:05

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‘With Potocki,’ Italo Calvino wrote, ‘we can understand that the fantastic is the exploration of the obscure zone where the most unrestrained passions of desire and the terrors of guilt mix together.’ The gothic is a central seam of the fantastic, and in this episode Marina and Adam turn to two writers in that mode who lived over a hundred years ap…

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Lambo by Hugh Travers 49:40

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a fictionalised account of a story that stormed the airwaves and gripped the nation almost three decades ago.By RTÉ Radio 1

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Debunking Fitness Myths, with Jodi Barrett - HS#42 25:27

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Welcome to Episode 42 of The Hockey Stick Show! I'm Miko Pawlikowski, and today, I'm excited to share my conversation with Jodi Barrett of KB Stronger. We talked about fitness, the myths surrounding it, and how to make exercise a consistent part of our lives without feeling overwhelmed. Debunking Fitness Myths I started our chat by asking Jodi abou…

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Legal Industry Report 2025: AI, Office Trends & More (Feat. Niki Black) | Plus, Bad Beer & The Simulation! 43:29

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Host Jared Correia kicks things off with a hilarious, unfiltered monologue on his least favorite beers, taking you back to his college days. Then, we dive into the core of legal industry trends with special guest Niki Black, who shares fascinating facts and figures from the AffiniPay 2025 Legal Industry Report, which she authored. Niki breaks down:…

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Conversations in Philosophy: 'Schopenhauer as Educator' by Friedrich Nietzsche 29:41

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For Nietzsche, Schopenhauer’s genius lay not in his ideas but in his heroic indifference, a thinker whose value to the world is as a liberator rather than a teacher, who shows us what philosophy is really for: to forget what we already know. ‘Schopenhauer as Educator’ was written in 1874, when Nietzsche was 30, and was published in a collection wit…

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Piano in the River by Dan Treston 57:07

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Piano in the River ~ An interlude for radio by Dan Treston - winner of the Prix Italia in 1965.By RTÉ Radio 1

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Beyond AI: Jess Birken on Real-World Law Firm Productivity & Strategic Growth 40:57

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How can lawyers boost efficiency with or without AI? Jess Birken, attorney and the force behind “Hack Your Practice”, joins us to talk about how she’ always revolutionizing her firm through smart tech usage & an operational optimizations. Plus, Jared shares his five non-AI efficiency hacks for your law practice (think time blocking & automation!). …

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Katharine Worth on nationalism in British motor racing since 1894 1:00:03

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Join Max Portman as he interviews Katharine Worth, PhD Student at the University of Western Australia & Collections And Research officer (which cleverly spells CAR officer) at Silverstone Museum about her thesis on nationalism within British Motor racing since 1894. Recorded on a sunny spring day in Silverstone at the museum and during many tea bre…

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Novel Approaches: ‘North and South’ by Elizabeth Gaskell 25:04

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In North and South (1855), Margaret Hale is uprooted from her sleepy New Forest town and must adapt to life in the industrial north. Through her relationships with mill workers and a slow-burn romance with the self-made capitalist John Thornton, she is forced to reassess her assumptions about justice and propriety. At the heart of the novel are a s…

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Dropping Slow by Belinda McKeon 15:03

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Dropping Slow by Belinda McKeon in memory of our colleague Anton TimoneyBy RTÉ Radio 1

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From Hawaii to DNSimple, with Anthony Eden - HS#41 53:29

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In Episode 41 of the Hockeystick Show, I had the pleasure of speaking with Anthony Eden, a seasoned veteran in the domain and DNS space, who shared his journey and provided invaluable insights into the industry. From his tales of moving his family to Hawaii to the intricate workings of the internet's backbone—the DNS system—Anthony offered both a d…

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Want More Clients? Steve Fretzin on Modern Law Firm Marketing (Plus, A Perfect Album) 51:43

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Steve Fretzin is a business development wizard for law firms, and there really is no twist. How does he do it? Jared Correia gets the answers in this insightful episode, diving into Steve's strategies for killer content, effective networking, and navigating the ever-evolving legal landscape (AI, we're looking at you!). Jared also shares his latest …

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Love and Death: Self-Elegies by Plath, Larkin, Hardy and more 14:05

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Philip Larkin was terrified of death from an early age; Thomas Hardy contemplated what the neighbours would say after he had gone; and Sylvia Plath imagined her own death in vivid and controversial ways. The genre of self-elegy, in which poets have reflected on their own passing, is a small but eloquent one in the history of English poetry. In this…

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AI Apocalypse Now or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love AI (with Mitch Jackson) 45:50

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From an AI-animated dog in our last YouTube video to literally every segment of this one being about AI – are we making it clear how important this stuff is becoming yet? This week, we're thrilled to have the insightful Mitch Jackson share his crucial tips on how AI won’t replace you, but make you a way better lawyer. You want to be practically sup…

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Fiction and the Fantastic: Stories by Franz Kafka 16:06

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In the stories of Franz Kafka we find the fantastical wearing the most ordinary, realist dress. Though haunted by abjection and failure, Kafka has come to embody the power and potential of literary imagination in the 20th century as it confronts the nightmares of modernity. In this episode, Marina Warner is joined by Adam Thirlwell to discuss the w…

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Building Checkly, with Hannes Lenke - HS#40 37:56

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Welcome to Episode 40 of The Hockeystick Show! I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Hannes Lenke, CEO and co-founder of Checkly—a forward-thinking company bridging the gap in DevOps with innovative monitoring solutions. Hannes shared his journey from the spark of a side project to a full-fledged startup success. Here are some key takeaways …

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Nothing Ever Happens Around Here by Robert Barrett 53:30

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the Winning play in the PJ O'Connor Radio Drama Awards 2020, Nothing Ever Happens Around Here written by Robert Barrett & directed by Gorretti SlavinBy RTÉ Radio 1

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Defying the Doubters: New Lawyers, No Fear, All the Wins 41:55

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Starting a law firm solo right after graduation? Sounds like a one-way ticket to ramen noodle dinners and existential dread. Unless you're Giselle M. Rodriguez (immigration law) and Tristian Shannon (marketing-minded lawyer), who are laughing in the face of tradition. Jared gets the inside scoop on their rapid rise on this week's Legal Late Night. …

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Conversations in Philosophy: 'My Station and Its Duties' by F.H. Bradley 14:44

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T.S. Eliot claimed that he learned his prose style from reading F.H. Bradley, and the poet wrote his PhD on the English philosopher at Harvard. Bradley’s life was remarkably unremarkable, as he spent his entire career as a fellow of Merton College, Oxford, where his only obligation was not to get married. Yet in over fifty years of slow, meticulous…

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Frizzy Lizzy by Ceara Carney 53:41

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Frizzy Lizzy by Ceara CarneyBy RTÉ Radio 1

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Legal Tech's Future (and a Civil War Detour) with ProfitSolv's Scott Clasen 39:38

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After 15 years of shaking up the legal scene as host of the Legal Toolkit, Jared Correia is back with a brand new podcast! Join us for our inaugural episode as we sit down with Scott Clasen, VP of Marketing at ProfitSolv, to tackle the most pressing issues for lawyers today: efficiently visiting Civil War battlefields & remembering all of sports’ g…

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Novel Approaches: 'Vanity Fair' by William Makepeace Thackeray 32:52

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Thackeray's comic masterpiece, Vanity Fair, is a Victorian novel looking back to Regency England as an object both of satire and nostalgia. Thackeray’s disdain for the Regency is present throughout the book, not least in the proliferation of hapless characters called George, yet he also draws heavily on his childhood experiences to unfold a complex…

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Bloody Writers by Charlie McCarthy 54:21

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Featuring Aileen Mythen, Risteard Cooper, Lesa Thurman, Patrick Ryan with original Score by Denis Clohessy, written & directed by Charlie McCarthyBy RTÉ Radio 1

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Legal Late Night Launch Trailer 1:51

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If you've been missing your regular fix of Jared Correia's sultry voice, we've got great news for you. Legal Late Night with Jared Correia, our new weekly podcast, launches April 24th. But don't mark your calendars. What century do you think this is? Subscribe now and we'll deliver sweet sweet podcast love to your ears as soon as each new episode g…

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Love and Death: Elegies for Poets by Berryman, Lowell and Bishop 12:11

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The confessional poets of the mid-20th century considered themselves a ‘doomed’ generation, with a cohesive identity and destiny. Their intertwining personal lives were laid bare in their work, and Robert Lowell, John Berryman and Elizabeth Bishop returned repeatedly to the elegy to commemorate old friends and settle old scores.In this episode, Mar…

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Old Men are Jealous by Jennifer Johnston 42:09

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Old Men are Jealous by Jennifer JohnstonBy RTÉ Radio 1

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Fiction and the Fantastic: ‘Alice in Wonderland’ by Lewis Carroll 15:41

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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass are strange books, a testament to their author’s defiant unconventionality. Through them, Lewis Carroll transformed popular culture, our everyday idioms and our ideas of childhood and the fantastic, and they remain enormously popular. Anna Della Subin joins Marina Warner to explore the …

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Good Night Irene & Seventeen Trees by Jennifer Johnston 51:53

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We celebrate the memory of writer Jennifer Johnston who died on the 25th of February 2025.By RTÉ Radio 1