En iyi Generation Mars Media podcastleri (2024)

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Trump Trolls Kamala AT Micky D's 1:35:04

6h ago1:35:04

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Tonight's Topics (October 23rd 2024): - Trump's TOP 5 McDonald Memes - Eminen, Usher and other OWNED Celebreties endorse Kamala - Biden wants TRUMP LOCKED UP / Kamala Thinks Trump is Hitler Guest: World Rockumentary is sitting shotgun. LIVE STEAMING on RUMBLE Every Wednesday at 6:30pm PST / 9:30pm EST Watch Video Format on Bitchute email: Generatio…

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A look back on the stories of the week on our Friday Forum 18:18

14h ago18:18

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A look back on the stories of the week on our Friday Forum. Joining Pat this morning was Regina Doherty, former Social Protection Minister, Member of the European Parliament for the Dublin constituency for Fine Gael, Louise O’ Reilly, Sinn Féin TD for Dublin Fingal and Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Workers’ Rights, Enterprise, Trade, and Employment and…

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The UK government plans to ban the sale of disposable vapes 5:56

15h ago5:56

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The UK government plans to ban the sale of disposable vapes from 1 June 2025 to protect children’s health and prevent environmental damage. We get the latest on this plan with , London-based award-winning journalist, tv presenter of TRT News.

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Cork-based SUAS aerospace plans Ireland’s first rocket launch 8:59

15h ago8:59

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Cork-based SUAS aerospace plans Ireland’s first rocket launch late next year from a site on the western seaboard. The company hopes to operate Ireland’s first spaceport for rocket launches. Their first mission, Pathfinder, will be in conjunction with Dutch-firm T-Minus who will provide the launch rocket. It will be a test mission with the possibili…

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‘Men are from Mars, Women from Venus’ - Seminar 18:04

15h ago18:04

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John Gray, best-selling author and Relationship Counsellor joins to discuss his upcoming one-day workshop at the Royal Marine Hotel in Dún Laoghaire.

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Why electronic health records still a way off? 13:07

16h ago13:07

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Ten years after they were first touted, electronic health records in Irish hospitals are still years away according to HSE Chief Bernard Gloster. Sarah McGuinness Political Correspondent at the Irish Mail talks us through the latest on this.

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The do’s and don’ts of email communication 11:20

16h ago11:20

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“Hope all is well” and other infuriating email clichés, recruitment professional Ed Heffernan walks us through the do’s and don’ts of email communication.

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'Kinahan Assassins' A book by Stephen Breen and John Hand 19:04

17h ago19:04

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It's been ten years since the beginning of the Hutch-Kinahan feud. A new book, 'Kinahan Assassins', chronicles the killings ordered by the Kinahans over the course of the feud. We speak to its authors Stephen Breen and John Hand from the Irish Sun and authors of 'Kinahan Assassins'.

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Boxed With John Fardy features 'Rivals' 9:29

1d ago9:29

9:29

New Disney plus drama series based on Jilly Coopers best-selling bonk buster 'Rivals' starring Victoria Smurfit and Aidan Turner features in this weeks Boxed with John Fardy.

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Disinformation slot with David Robert Grimes 11:44

1d ago11:44

11:44

David Robert Grimes Author and Disinformation Expert looks at Elon Musk and how he is playing a role in the US election.

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Science with Luke O'Neill: Genetic screen for IQ 9:36

1d ago9:36

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For a number of years scientists have been raising the possibility of designer babies. Where genetic engineering can be used to modify embryos to change certain traits in them or possibly eliminate genetic diseases by correcting broken genes. We get the details from Professor Luke O'Neill Professor of Biochemistry at the School of Immunology at Tri…

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The latest from mass rape trial in France 8:31

1d ago8:31

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Can a trial of 50 men accused of rape reshape France's understanding of consent and rape culture? We speak to journalist Rosie Birchard.

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'Web of Betrayal' a new book by Nicola Tallant 19:51

1d ago19:51

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When notorious hitman Robbie Lawlor was assassinated in Belfast no one knew how deep the web of betrayal stretched. Pat was joined on the show by author and crime journalist Nicola Tallant to unpick the web in her new book 'Web of Betrayal'.

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Staying environmentally friendly in the workplace 7:29

1d ago7:29

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Whether it's charging your laptop during off-peak times, or recycling your old smart phones, Jo Linehan, Editor of The Climate Supplement at The Sunday Times Ireland informs us on how to stay environmentally friendly in the workplace, whether you work from home, or in the office, on this weeks’ sustainability slot.…

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How menopause affects the skin 12:39

1d ago12:39

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Professor Niki Ralph, Consultant Dermatologist with the Institute of Dermatologists, joined Pat on the show to discuss how menopause affects the skin. Such as wrinkles and sagging, but also in some cases, menopause can cause severe skin conditions.

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Road toll prices to increase in 2025! 10:03

1d ago10:03

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Rolls and insurance premiums on the rise! Tolls to increase for M50, national roads and Dublin Tunnel from January 1 Geraldine Herbert Sunday Independent Motoring Editor joined Pat with more on this.

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2225: The Great Housing Shortage and the Rent vs. Buy Dilemma | Is Owning a Home Still a Good Investment in Today's Market? Richard Ross Part 2 27:35

2d ago27:35

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Today, Jason talks about why the biggest cost for investors in real estate isn't necessarily from outright scams, but rather from the bad advice given by doomers and clickbaiters. Their misleading information leads to missed opportunities, as investors may become hesitant to take action. This inaction can be even more costly than falling victim to …

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Inside Hollywood: Halloween franchises 13:06

3d ago13:06

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Pat was joined by podcaster and cultural commentator Lisa Cannon for a special Inside Hollywood segment on Halloween movie franchises. From the iconic Ghostbusters to the endless sequels of popular horror franchises, Lisa explored the enduring appeal of these spooky films and why audiences keep coming back for more, year after year.…

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Flumonia explained with Sheena Mitchell 9:36

3d ago9:36

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Pat was joined by Sheena Mitchell, pharmacist, health advocate, and host of the WonderCare podcast, to discuss the rise of “Flumonia,” a term coined in Australia after a prolonged flu season saw many people contracting back-to-back infections and a rise in pneumonia cases.

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'The Rory’s Stories Guide to Parenting' 10:35

3d ago10:35

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Pat was joined by comedian, motivational speaker, and author Rory O’Connor to discuss his new book, The Rory’s Stories Guide to Parenting. With his signature humor, Rory delves into the highs and lows of parenting, offering relatable stories and insights for parents everywhere. From sleepless nights to stepping on Lego, Rory’s take on parenting is …

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Sherry Weiss (Dow Jones and WSJ) | Powering the Professional World 50:46

16h ago50:46

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It’s election season in the U.S., with some brands taking on a special responsibility and role at this time. Among them is The Wall Street Journal, and this week Jim speaks to Sherry Weiss, the Chief Marketing Officer of Dow Jones–the parent company of The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch, Investor’s Business Daily, and a portfolio of bus…

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Kyran Durnin: the latest on the Dundalk house search 10:10

3d ago10:10

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Pat was joined by Newstalk’s Chief Reporter, Barry Whyte, for the latest updates on the ongoing search of a house in Dundalk, which was the former family home of Kyran Durnin. Barry, who has been following this investigation closely, provided details on the areas being searched and explained how this significant development came about yesterday.…

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Report: Are we being priced out of sports, arts and culture? 10:18

3d ago10:18

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As costs soar, many fans are finding themselves priced out of the experiences they love. Newstalk Reporter, Josh Crosbie spoke with both event producers and fans to get a sense of how rising prices are affecting attendance and the future of live events.

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Russia’s election meddling 12:34

3d ago12:34

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Pat was joined by Shashank Joshi, Defence Editor at The Economist, to discuss Russia’s interference in the elections of Moldova and Georgia.

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Green Scene: how jet trails impact our climate 7:28

3d ago7:28

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Pat was joined by Dr. Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland, for this week’s Green Scene. They discussed the alarming decline in wildlife populations and explored the surprising role jet trails play in both climate warming and cooling.

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Assisted dying vote and Mary Lou's apology 10:40

3d ago10:40

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Pat was joined by Fionnan Sheahan, Ireland Editor at the Irish Independent, to discuss two major political stories. The Dáil is set to vote this evening on the committee report into the legalisation of assisted dying in certain circumstances, a highly debated issue. Meanwhile, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has issued an apology in the Dáil to …

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Luas to Finglas: what the 2031 extension means for commuters 9:05

3d ago9:05

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Pat was joined by transport commentator Conor Faughnan to discuss how the cabinet has given the green light to extend the Luas line to Finglas by 2031.

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Back to the office? Why workers are saying no 9:55

3d ago9:55

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Pat was joined by Peter Cosgrove, Managing Director of Futurewise and expert on the future of work, to discuss the growing resistance from employees being forced back into the office.

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Are you a people pleaser? 9:09

4d ago9:09

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Are you someone who struggles to say no, constantly putting others' needs before your own? Pat was joined by clinical psychotherapist Stephanie Regan to explore the concept of people-pleasing.

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Could motorists face higher fees to fund road safety? 6:20

4d ago6:20

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Pat was joined by Geraldine Herbert, Motoring Editor at the Sunday Independent, to discuss the findings of an external review into the Road Safety Authority (RSA). The review has recommended raising the prices for driving licenses and car testing services.

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Could Trump pull off another surprise victory? 13:59

4d ago13:59

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Pat was joined by Larry Donnelly, Law Lecturer at the University of Galway, to provide the latest updates on the U.S. Presidential election, just two weeks before the showdown.

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The end of the "career for life" with Donal O’Donaghue 7:36

4d ago7:36

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Pat was joined by Donal O’Donaghue, Managing Director of Sanderson Recruitment and host of The Talent Matters Podcast, to discuss the end of the traditional "career for life" and the rise of the gig economy. Donal shared insights on how professionals can adapt to an evolving job market, build practical skills portfolios, and navigate career pivots.…

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Ceasefire or conflict? Blinken's mission to Israel amid rocket attacks 12:00

4d ago12:00

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As U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken prepares to land in Israel for discussions on a ceasefire, the region remains tense following a barrage of rockets launched by Hezbollah on Tel Aviv in the early hours of the morning. Pat was joined by Duncan Bullivant, Special Advisor to the Head of the Bosnia peace keeping mission, part of the UK mission …

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Should jobseekers be fined? 9:28

4d ago9:28

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Pat was joined by Philip Ryan, political editor of the Irish Independent, to discuss the recent changes to the social welfare bill, introduced by outgoing Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys. Among the key changes is the doubling of fines for jobseekers who refuse to engage with employment services.…

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Is mass tourism facing a new crisis? 7:37

4d ago7:37

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Pat was joined by Eoghan Corry, travel expert and editor of Air & Travel magazine, to discuss the growing wave of anti-tourism protests sweeping Europe. On Sunday, hundreds of local protesters disrupted the beaches of Tenerife, demanding measures like increased tourist taxes to address the strain on local resources.…

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Can the Amazon be saved? Martin Von Hildebrand on his lifelong mission 12:53

4d ago12:53

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Pat was joined by renowned ethnologist and anthropologist Martin Von Hildebrand, who has spent his life working to conserve the Amazon and protect its indigenous communities. Born in New York in 1943 to an Austrian father and an Irish mother, Martin shared his incredible journey of environmental activism and the ongoing fight to preserve the Amazon…

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Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh faces the music 8:08

4d ago8:08

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Pat was joined by London-based journalist Enda Brady to discuss the sentencing of Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh at the Old Bailey in London.

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Election scandals and strategies: Sinn Féin's apology and Fine Gael's next move 9:27

4d ago9:27

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Pat was joined by John Lee, Executive Editor of the Daily Mail Group Ireland, to discuss the ongoing election speculation and the latest developments in the Sinn Féin texting scandal. As Mary Lou McDonald prepares to issue an apology, John provided insight into how this controversy is impacting Sinn Féin’s standing.…

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Christopher Brown, author, "A Natural History of Empty Lots" from Oct 21, 2024

1d ago

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2224: The Rise of Build-to-Rent: The Growing Influence of Institutional Investors with Richard Ross of Quinn Homes Part 1 26:39

22h ago26:39

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In this intro portion, Jason talks with real estate investor Robert Helms. They discuss the current state of the market, opportunities, and the importance of pricing real estate in other assets. Jason also introduces an institutional real estate investor who shares insights on their strategies and the benefits they bring to individual investors. Ja…

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Ask Th Expert: On getting a good night's sleep 11:08

5d ago11:08

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This Sunday, the clocks will be going back an hour, and we want to find out how this affects our sleep cycles, and how to prepare. On this week’s ‘Ask the Expert’ slot we are covering all things ‘sleep.’ Joining Pat in studio was Tom Coleman, a sleep expert.

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The Dublin City Centre Taskforce has been launched 10:47

5d ago10:47

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"The Dublin City Centre Taskforce was launched this morning at the GPO. Among the 10-point plan to clean up Dublin, the group recommends hundreds of more gardaí to be stationed in the city. The Taskforce was set up in May following the riots and our reporter Josh Crosbie has been speaking to those who work in the city and those who took part in the…

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A fearless commander on the front lines of the Russo-Ukrainian war 15:12

5d ago15:12

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A fearless commander on the front lines of the Russo-Ukrainian war. Yulia Mykytenko who is joined by Journalist and Author, Lara Marlowe, who has written a biography of Yulia's remarkable journey titled 'How Good It Is I Have No Fear of Dying': Lieutenant Yulia Mykytenko’s Fight for Ukraine.

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The far-right's growing influence in Italy and Russia 12:25

5d ago12:25

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We dive into the far-right's growing influence in Italy and Russia, with policies reshaping family rights and immigration with Rosie Birchard, Journalist with Deutsche Welle News.

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The latest on the war in the Middle East 9:36

5d ago9:36

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Professor and political analyst, Clinton Institute at University College Dublin Scott Lucas discusses the latest in the United States and Israel as two documents have been leaked to unveil the US’ involvement in the Middle East War.

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The stark reality of the primary school teacher crisis 16:20

5d ago16:20

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It has been revealed that there is almost 1,000 teacher vacancies in primary and special schools. School principal Shane Loftus reveals the stark reality of the primary school teacher crisis.

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The history and future of women's magazines 10:19

5d ago10:19

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Print media is dead and women have equal rights. If both notions are true, then why aren't women's magazines obsolete? Newstalk's Sarah Madden reports on the enduring phenomenon of the glossy pages and the history and future of women's magazines.

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Mortgage interest rate cuts how will they affect customers? 9:45

5d ago9:45

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Martina Hennessy MD of Doddl.ie joined Pat this morning to talk through some of the issues facing home hunters the latest cut to mortgage rates, how this might affect those looking for a mortgage and if it’s worth switching at this time.

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