Hindsight Jenny Wren

Aoife Dooley is an award-winning Illustrator, author, and comedian from Dublin, Ireland. Aoife is known for her Your One Nikita series which chronicles the life of a 22-year-old woman called Nikita, best friend Tanya, and boyfriend Anto. She published her first book 'How To Be Massive’ in October 2016 and her second in 2017 'How To Deal With Poxes' with Gill books. In 2018 she released the Your One Nikita animated tv series on the RTE Player with Digital Beast. 
‘Razor-sharp observational humour … has the zeitgeisty quotability of a contemporary Roddy Doyle.’ The Irish Times 
Today, on January 6 she has released her latest graphic novel’ Frankies World’, a unique perspective on autism told with humor and heart. These themes are also shared in her conversation with Jenny in the latest episode of Hindsight which is also out in the world today.
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Arveene : Dj / Producer / Booker / Presenter
Arveene’s remix credits read like a who’s who in electronic dance music, including the likes of Mr. Oizo, The Prodigy, Calvin Harris, Felix the Housecat, Zombie Nation, Ashley Beedle or Kelis on labels such as Kitsune, Ed Banger, Bang Gang, Turbo, Universal, Song and much more. 
Most recently Arveene has been working with the internationally renowned Bon Voyage, clocking up radio plays and
gigs the world over. All of this mixed with his experience as a host of Irish Week since 2019, festival programmer, radio Dj, and host of private events. Arveene is one of Ireland's leading world-class DJ talents.

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MGMT : Ruby Ivy / Ben Bix / Bon Voyage

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EP 3. We welcome Rowan McDonagh back for a deeper dive into his own very personal story surrounding his mental health and the life experiences that have shaped him
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As it’s #Movember, we urge you and the men in your life to reach out and speak out if you are struggling.
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Ryan Vail blends the worlds of electronica, folk, and classical, always experimenting with combining classical instruments with unique methods of recording and composition.
“A minimalistic, electronic dream” -Nylon
“Vail Combines modern classical music and electronic sonics for a sound all of his own” – Stereogum
“Daring and emotionally affecting work and deserves your full attention” – The Independent
His most recent album ‘Borders’ was a collaborative project with Elma Orkestra which won the 2019 ‘Album Of The Year’ category at the Northern Irish Music Prize.
A symphony of electronic and analog components combine and enhance the live ‘Borders’ show beyond its natural boundary. Cinematic drone footage of the Irish border and countryside is accompanied by string players, classical composition, and vocal appearances from Moya Brennan and Stephen James Smith for a full-on assault of the senses which has taken them from deepest Mexico to the Berlin Wall.
Ryan has had radio play or performed live Sessions with BBC Introducing, Other Voices, Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq, Annie Mac, Tom Ravenscroft, Across The Line, Tom Robinson, Phillip Taggart, and Zane Lowe. Ryan has supported many international live acts such as Nils Frahm, Jamie XX, Jon Hopkins, Tycho, David Kitt, Todd Terje, Phil Kieran, Luke Vibert, and Orbital. Radio support includes BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, KEXP & RTE to name a few.

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Hindsight Season 1 Episode
Melatu-Uche Okorie was born in Enugu, Nigeria, and has been living in Ireland for twelve years. She has an Mphil in creative writing from Trinity College, Dublin. Her work has been published in Dublin: Ten Journeys One Destination, Alms on the Highway (New Writing from the Oscar Wilde Centre), LIT Journal, College Green Magazine. Her debut collection, This Hostel Life, was published in May 2018. She is currently working on a novel.  
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Vera Lawlor started as a student in Trinity College Dublin last week but her journey to Trinity has been far from conventional. Always a keen student who loved reading, she was fifteen years old she was told on a Friday afternoon that she'd be leaving school to start working the following Monday.
Late in 2019, her dear sister and best friend died. Not long after that, Covid-19 hit. A few months after the first lockdown, she retired from her thirty-year career as a doctor’s receptionist at a busy practice in Finglas, Dublin, and is now charting a new course and throwing out any ideas of quiet retirement.  
 
More than 50 years after she left school, this inspirational mother of two and grandmother to three is finally walking through Front Arch as a Trinity College student. 
 
In our conversation, we talked about family, work, grief, and her lifelong love of learning, just a few days after she officially embarked on her new life as a college student. 

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