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The Science of Snacks

On this episode of the podcast, and just in time for Easter, Professor Luke O'Neill is looking at the science of snacking. What are the main reasons why we snack? Why do we like a crunchy snack? And what is 'food noise'?

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16 min
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Emily Brontë and Wuthering Heights

In this episode: we hear from Dr Claire O’Callaghan, Senior Lecturer in English at Loughborough University and Editor-in-Chief of Brontë Studies, the official journal of the Brontë Society; Prof Melissa Fegan, Professor of Irish and Victorian Literature at the University of Chester; and Dr Sophie Franklin, Postdoctoral Fellow at the School of English, Drama and Film at University College Dublin and author of ‘Violence and the Brontës: Language, Reception, Afterlives’. She is also an Associate Editor of the Brontë Studies journal.

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52 min
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So You Think You’re an Adult: Friend loves job I hated!

Declan Buckley, Barbara Scully and guest host Fionnuala Jones help tackle listener dilemmas.

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30 min
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US President moved to ease nerves around the Iran War

US President Donald Trump moved to ease nerves around the Iran War, but largely left some key questions in the air. Claire gets reaction to President Trump's address was Channel 4 presenter Matt Frei and also Newstalk’s political correspondent Sean Defoe.

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10 min
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Trump plans a important war update broadcast

US President Donald Trump has said that the US will pull out of Iran in the next couple of weeks. He is also planning what has been described as an important war update which will be broadcast by all the major networks tonight. We get the latest on this with Negah Angha is a former Senior Advisor at the U.S. Department of State and the White House National Security under President Biden and is currently Visiting fellow at King’s College London.

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14 min
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Samurai: the legendary Japanese warriors

Featuring: Dr Rosina Buckland, Curator of Japanese Collections in the Department of Asia at the British Museum and Lead Curator of the Samurai exhibition; Joe Nickols, curator in the Japan section of the British Museum, co-ordinating the Samurai exhibition; and Prof Oleg Benesch, Professor of Modern History and Head of the Department of History at the University of York, who specialises in the history of Japan and China in a global context.

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54 min
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ReSHAPE.ie: The AI platform aimed at supporting jobs in the Midlands

Carmel Halligan, Programme Manager with ReSHAPE.ie, joins Jess to explain the new platform.

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12 min
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AIB warns about new rental scam - what you need to know

AIB is warning people about a new rental scam where criminals pose as landlords on legitimate letting websites and ask for deposit payments to secure a property viewing that doesn’t actually exist, or is unavailable to rent… The viewing is linked to a fake or compromised online property listing where the customer is directed to enter card or online details to authorise the payment. What can renters do to prevent being scammed? Shane is joined by Cat Clarke, Campaigns Officer with Threshold to discuss.

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GP shortages - what can be done?

A national analysis of GP shortages shows concerning patterns of workforce pressures on the Dublin commuter belt, and on the western seaboard, according to the Irish College of GPs. It is an issue that many of you may have come across in your own localities… Joining Ciara to discuss what GPs would like to see done to combat this increased pressure is Ciarán Ó Fearraigh, Donegal-based GP and member of the ICGP.

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10 min
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High-stakes art heist takes place in Milan

Another high-stakes art heist has taken place in Europe. Following on from the well-publicised Louvre heist last October, four masked men have stolen famous paintings worth millions from a museum in Italy. Lawyer, CEO and Founder of Art Recovery International, Chris Marinello joined Claire Byrne on the show with the details.

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10 min

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