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Crimes verídicos

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Sociedade e cultura

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Ciência

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Sociedade e cultura

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Eva Gore-Booth

Featuring: Dr Sonja Tiernan, National Coordinator of the Irish Humanities Alliance, Royal Irish Academy, and the author of ‘Eva Gore-Booth: An Image of Such Politics’ and ‘Eva Gore-Booth: Irish Radical Poet, Rebel and Reformer’; Dr Mary McAuliffe, historian, lecturer, and Director of Gender Studies at UCD; and Dr Catherine Healy, historian-in-residence at EPIC, The Irish Emigration Museum.

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52 min
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Medieval Dublin

In this episode, we look back at our excavation of the medieval history of Medieval Dublin - with Ruth Johnson, Dublin’s City Archaeologist; Paul Duffy, archaeologist, historian and author; Dr Grace O’Keeffe, a medieval historian based in Dublin and the editor of Archaeology Ireland; and Dr Catherine Swift, Department of History, Mary Immaculate College Limerick.

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52 min
10 de jun.

Mussolini and Fascist Italy

In this episode, we look at Mussolini and Fascist Italy in myth and memory and explore the regime through the eyes of Mussolini's daughter Edda, once described as the most dangerous woman in Europe. Featuring: Prof Paul Corner, University of Siena, and author Caroline Moorehead.

10 de jun.

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49 min
10 de jun.

The Rise & Fall of the Nazi Regime

In this episode, we discuss the rise to power of the Nazis and what it meant for ordinary Germans. Featuring Prof Nick Stargardt, Professor of Modern European History at Magdalen College, Oxford University, and Katja Hoyer, historian and journalist, Visiting Research Fellow at King’s College London and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.

10 de jun.

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52 min
14 de mai.

The Science of Saunas

This week on Show Me The Science, Professor Luke O'Neill takes a look at the science of saunas. How does taking a sauna benefit your health and mood, and exactly how much time should you spend in a sauna?

14 de mai.

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13 min
9 de jun.

Updates on knife attack in Belfast

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a "brutal" knife attack in Belfast at 10:30pm last night. A video circulating online shows the attack before a number of people, including one wielding a hurley stick, confronting the apparent attacker until the police arrived. Joining Ciara to discuss this is Brian Kingston, Belfast North DUP Member of Local Assembly.

9 de jun.

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9 min
24 de mai.

Wellington and Ireland

In this episode, we explore the life and times of the Irishman who defeated Napoleon and went on to become the prime minister of Britain and find out his complicated relationship with this country. Featuring: Dr Síle McGuckian, historian and lawyer; Gareth Glover, military historian; and Prof Michael Broers, Emeritus Professor of Western European History at Oxford University.

24 de mai.

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52 min
15 de mai.

Best of May Books

‘Seven Sisters: Captives and Rebels in Revolutionary Europe's First Family’ with Veronica Buckley, historical biographer; ‘Gothic: Building Castles in post-Union Ireland’, with Dr Judith Hill, architectural historian; and ‘Survivors: The Lost Stories of the Last Captives of the Atlantic Slave Trade’, with Dr Hannah Durkin, historian specialising in transatlantic slavery and African diasporic art and culture.

15 de mai.

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52 min
10 de mar.

What Did Anne Boleyn Look Like?

In this episode: to mark International Women's Day, we discuss a number of prolific women across history - 'A History of France in 21 Women', by Katherine Pangonis, the author Maria Edgeworth and the 225th anniversary of her novel Belinda, and Hever Castle historian Dr Owen Emmerson tells us about how and why Anne Boleyn's image has changed over the centuries.

10 de mar.

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50 min
14 de abr.

Mark Zuckerberg is creating an AI version of himself

Mark Zuckerberg is creating an AI version of himself so that staff can talk to him. The AI clone of Zuckerberg, Meta’s founder and chief executive, is being trained on his mannerisms and tone as well as his public statements and thoughts on company strategy. Why, why and how? Newstalk's Technology Correspondent Jess Kelly explains all.

14 de abr.

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10 min

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