Ep 276 Mona Eltahawy on Rahaf Mohammed & Octogenarian Artist's 1st Exhibit

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Kyla Cobbler on love, laughter and living the dream

In 2021, comedian Kyla Cobbler performed her first ever stand-up gig at an open mic night in Barcelona. Five years on, the Cork woman has become the second ever Irish comedian to headline Dublin's 3Arena, bringing her show Not My Lemons to the venue in February 2026.Not only has ...  Show more

Miss You: The Dublin Fringe show inspired by Ireland’s missing women

Dublin's Fringe Festival is just around the corner and over the next couple of weeks we’ll be highlighting some brilliant shows by women that feature in this year's programme. In today’s episode we’re joined by Fionnuala Gygax and Venetia Bowe from Chaos Factory, a theatre compan ...  Show more

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