Byrne Bright

PJ Byrne
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A long-form podcast exploring the unexpected in people, ideas, and culture. These are honest, open conversations with people from different walks of life - trying to understand how they think, what they’ve experienced, and what we can take from it. If it sparks a new perspective, a bit of clarity, or even just keeps you company for a while, then it’s done its job.

Episodes

  1. 30 Years in Medicine: What They Don’t Tell You - Dr. Eman Al-Faraj

    Jun 16

    30 Years in Medicine: What They Don’t Tell You - Dr. Eman Al-Faraj

    Dr. Eman Al-Faraj has practised medicine across four countries, survived a civil war in Lebanon, peer reviewed for the British Medical Journal, and walked away from a 17-year career to start over. She's done all of it on her own terms. What does it actually take to save a life under pressure - alone, no backup, with a family member watching? What does thirty years of treating patients teach you about human nature? Why do most people hide behind excuses when the answer is right in front of them? Expect to learn what it actually takes to save a life under pressure with no backup, how war has a funny way of forcing your best decisions, how she ended up peer reviewing for the British Medical Journal after a chance encounter in Glasgow, what navigating medicine across cultures and languages really demands, and why the word impossible doesn't exist if you're willing to look hard enough. Dr. Eman's story is proof that resilience isn't something you're born with - it's something you build, one decision at a time. Subscribe to Byrne Bright for new episodes every two weeks, and drop a comment below with the moment that stayed with you most. — ⏱️ Timestamps (0:00) Introduction (3:03) Growing Up Between Countries (6:08) Family Pressure to Study Medicine (9:14) Medical School in India (12:23) Moving to Lebanon During Civil War (15:31) Lebanese Resilience and Character (18:10) Working with the Red Cross (21:15) Impact of War on Healthcare (24:22) Evacuating Lebanon in 2006 (27:15) Job Offer in Bahrain (30:18) Decision to Stay in Bahrain (33:12) Adapting to Hospital Work (36:15) Managing Emergency Department Cases (39:25) Quality of Healthcare in Bahrain (42:07) Masters in Healthcare Management (45:16) Working as Family Physician (48:09) Dealing with Different Age Groups (51:04) Alone. No Backup. 20 Minutes of CPR. (54:47) The Moment She Decided She Wouldn't Stop (57:33) The Emotional Weight of Emergency Medicine (1:00:33) Making Quick Critical Decisions (1:03:32) Memorable Patient Interactions (1:06:15) Advanced Life Support Training (1:08:19) Why She Left Clinical Medicine After 17 Years (1:11:12) Teaching Medical Students (1:14:27) Studying at RCSI Dublin (1:17:15) Becoming a Peer Reviewer (1:20:01) The Peer Review Process (1:23:43) AI in Medicine and Education (1:27:13) Psychological Impacts of AI (1:30:02) Dragon Boat Racing and Fitness (1:33:51) Staying Active and Competitive (1:37:18) Travel Adventures Around the World (1:40:26) Visiting India After Years Away (1:42:46) Why the Word Impossible Doesn't Exist (1:45:38) Final Advice and Reflections __ Channels— 📺🎧 YouTube: youtube.com/@ByrneBrightShow 📺🎧 Spotify: spotify.byrnebright.com 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.byrnebright.com __ Get in touch:__ 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/byrnebrightshow 🌐 Website: byrnebright.com — #EmergencyMedicine #MedicalFrontline #WomenInMedicine #Resilience #BahrainDoctor

    1h 48m

  2. May 23

    The Comedian Who's Redefining The Gulf's Comedy Scene - Imran Al Aradi

    Imran Al Aradi grew up getting bullied. He learned that words could be more powerful than fists. Then he spent 20 years proving it on stage across seven countries. He's Bahrain's most recognisable stand-up comedian - 200 plus shows, 17 years on live radio, and the guy who opened for Bassem Youssef in front of 8,000 people in Dubai. What does it actually take to build a comedy career from scratch? Why is bombing on stage something every comedian has to go through before they can call themselves one? What does it take to shift a culture from simply watching comedy to creating it? Expect to learn what it actually takes to build a comedy career from scratch - the open mic grind, the bad nights, the jokes that land and the ones that absolutely don't - what it takes to shift a culture from watching comedy to creating it, why confidence is a skill and not a personality trait, how growing up getting bullied shaped his entire career, and the work he's doing through Sometimes Funny nights and Speak With Confidence workshops to give people a safe space to find their voice. Imran's story is proof that the things that once made you a target can become the very thing that sets you apart. Subscribe to Byrne Bright for new episodes every two weeks, and drop a comment below with the moment that stayed with you most. — ⏱️ Timestamps (0:00) Introduction (3:02) Breaking Into Comedy in Bahrain (6:15) Building an Open Mic Culture (9:20) Dave Chappelle's Regional Impact (12:34) Fighting Stigma Around Comedy (15:40) The Path to Paid Shows (18:25) Working With Bassem Youssef (21:45) Supporting Fellow Comics (24:30) Opening for Bassem Youssef - 8,000 People Watching (27:35) Being Kind and Professional (30:18) When a Joke Dies Completely - What Happens Next (33:21) Learning From Pakistani Comedians (36:32) The Night That Almost Ended Everything (39:34) Navigating Content Restrictions (42:45) Venue Disclaimers and Responsibilities (45:27) Audience Members Getting Offended (48:18) The Risk of Comedy (51:20) Corporate Shows vs Comedy Clubs (54:33) Maxing Out Material in Small Markets (57:24) Becoming a Content Creator (1:00:23) Getting Your First Paid Gig (1:03:25) The Reality of Touring Costs (1:06:50) When Do You Get Paid (1:09:35) Comedy Club Infrastructure in Bahrain (1:12:29) Teaching Public Speaking Confidence (1:15:33) Allowing Mistakes in Production (1:18:33) Calculated Risks vs Serious Events (1:21:33) Why Getting on Stage Once Changes Everything (1:24:18) Radio Advice From Mentors (1:27:32) Getting Back Into Boxing (1:30:26) Getting Bullied - and Finding a Way Out (1:33:36) Learning to Fight at the Pool (1:37:19) Using Humor Against Bullies (1:40:31) Comedy as Defense Mechanism (1:43:19) Getting Uninvited to Weddings (1:46:17) Live Radio Call In Shows (1:49:16) Soundtrack to Morning Commutes (1:52:09) Unexpected Radio Reunions (1:55:15) The Manual Process of Old Radio (1:58:28) Life Before Technology Channels — 🎧 YouTube: youtube.com/@ByrneBrightShow 🎧 Spotify: spotify.byrnebright.com 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.byrnebright.com Imran Al Aradi Links: — 🌐 Website: imrancomedy.com 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/imrancomedy Get in touch: __ 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/byrnebrightshow 🌐 Website: byrnebright.com — 🎵 Music by Kontraa: kontraa.com #StandUpComedy #GulfComedy #PublicSpeaking #BahrainComedy #Confidence

    2h 1m

  3. May 9

    The Hidden Reality of Modern Slavery in the UK - Jillian Alexander

    It didn't end. It evolved. Today, modern slavery is hiding in plain sight - in restaurants, care homes, and houses on your street. Most victims don't even know they're victims. Jillian Alexander is a solicitor and founder of the Unbound Programme in Manchester. What started as volunteering with the Salvation Army became a mission she couldn't walk away from. What does modern slavery actually look like in 2026? Not chains and cages, but debt bondage, domestic servitude, forced labour, and exploitation hiding in plain sight on your street, in your city, possibly closer than you think. Expect to learn the stories behind the statistics, the gap between escape and true freedom, the framework Jillian built to help survivors reclaim their independence, and how her own career took unexpected turns that led her exactly where she needed to be. This is one of the most important conversations on this channel. Don't scroll past it. — ⏱️ Timestamps (00:00) Introduction & Welcome (01:24) Meet Jillian - Solicitor, Entrepreneur & Founder (02:35) How It Started - Volunteering With the Salvation Army (03:40) Empowerment Is the New Response to Modern Slavery (04:12) The Unbound Framework - Five Pillars to Freedom (05:09) Slavery Didn't End - It Just Changed (06:04) The Modern Slavery Act 2015 Explained (06:49) The Statistics That Should Alarm Everyone (07:28) The Many Forms of Modern Slavery Today (08:34) Forced Marriage - Happening Right Now in the UK (09:06) Human Trafficking - Beyond the Hollywood Version (09:38) Victims Who Don't Know They're Victims (10:04) A Real Case - Promised a Better Life, Trapped in the UK (12:20) Debt Bondage - The Trap You Can't Escape (13:10) A British Victim - Criminal Exploitation Up Close (14:47) How the Legal System Responds to Victims (15:50) The Gap Between Escape and Real Freedom (16:00) Why Survivors Need More Than a Roof Over Their Head (17:32) Skills Building - Beauty, Photography & Employment (19:02) The Unlearn Pillar - Breaking the Mental Chains (21:33) Trauma Informed Therapy & Mental Health Support (22:18) Seeing Survivors Grow - The Most Rewarding Part (23:02) Graduation Day - A Trophy That Changed Everything (26:11) Gender Trends - Who Are the Victims? (27:44) Debt Bondage & Men Falling Into Crime (28:08) Age Range of Victims (28:32) Domestic Servitude - Families Enslaving Carers (29:34) Language Barriers Making Victims More Vulnerable (31:20) Skill Building & Getting Survivors Back to Work (33:06) Jillian's Journey - From Trinidad to Manchester Solicitor (35:24) Five Degrees Across Three Countries (36:45) Property Law - Finding Purpose in Two Careers (38:51) Social Housing & Helping Families Find Homes (42:25) How to Spot the Signs of Modern Slavery (45:55) The McDonald's Case - Hidden In Plain Sight (47:48) Training Companies to Recognise & Prevent It (49:52) The Modern Slavery Act - What It Actually Covers (53:37) How Jillian Raises Awareness & Gets the Word Out (54:37) Vision for Unbound - National & International Growth (55:59) Northern Power Women Award (57:09) Acknowledging Ignorance about Modern Slavery (57:49) Fear of Speaking Out - The Biggest Barrier (59:05) Stockholm Syndrome & The Danger of Dependency (1:00:29) The Danger Window Between Escape and Safety (1:02:03) What Happens After a Victim Is Confirmed (1:04:33) Closing Thoughts - A Heavy But Vital Conversation (1:05:43) How to Report Modern Slavery & Get Help (1:06:06) Visit Unbound Programme & Final Goodbye Channels — 📺 YouTube: youtube.com/@ByrneBrightShow 🎧 Spotify: spotify.byrnebright.com 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.byrnebright.com Get in touch: __ 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/byrnebrightshow 🌐 Website: byrnebright.com — 🎵 Music by Casa O'Dennehy: reverbnation.com/odennehy Filmed at Abstract Studios, Manchester — 🌐 Website: abstractmanchester.com 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/abstractmanchester #ModernSlavery #HumanTrafficking #SocialJustice #UnboundProgramme #ForcedLabour

    1h 7m

  4. Apr 27

    The Johns Hopkins PhD Who Teaches Scientists to Be Funny - Adam Ruben

    He has a PhD from Johns Hopkins. He teaches stand-up comedy there. And at his first gig after COVID, in front of a live audience again for the first time - he broke down. Adam Ruben has spent 20 years at the intersection of science and laughter, and what he's figured out about comedy, storytelling, and getting through hard things is genuinely unexpected. What separates a joke that lands from one that doesn't? How do you read a room and tailor humour to completely different audiences and settings? Can storytelling and comedy actually be a vehicle for revisiting the hardest moments in life? Expect to learn the craft behind comedy - how to read a room, how to find your own voice on stage, why some of the best material comes from your hardest moments, the difference between stand-up and storytelling, and why live performance can never truly be replicated by anything else. A conversation for anyone who has ever used laughter to get through something - or wondered if they should. Episode filmed at American University, Washington DC: instagram.com/americanuniversity — ⏱️ Timestamps (00:00) The PhD Who Teaches Scientists to Be Funny (00:59) How PJ Found Adam — Science Comedy in DC (03:16) How Adam Combined Science and Comedy (04:15) Starting Out at Open Mic Nights in Baltimore (07:12) Can Anyone Do Stand-Up? What Adam Tells His Students (09:04) Finding Your Unique Voice on Stage (10:00) Using Personal Struggles as Comedy Material (11:31) Mortified — Reading Childhood Diaries on Stage (14:46) Adam Reads His Own Homecoming Night Manifesto (16:05) Why Kids Feel Everything So Intensely (19:04) Why Live Performance Can Never Be Replicated (19:29) Having a Newborn at the Start of COVID (22:35) The Toughest Part of the Pandemic (24:17) Breaking Down at His First Post-COVID Gig (26:08) How Comedy Gigs Came Back — Slowly and Unpredictably (29:03) Adam's Favourite Type of Audience (32:03) The Strangest Gigs He's Ever Done (35:14) How to Set Up a Show for Success (37:04) The Stony Brook University Disaster (39:18) The Microphone — Why It Changes Everything (43:57) Stand-Up vs Improv — Which Is Harder? (48:19) Storytelling vs Stand-Up — Key Differences (51:07) Bullet Points vs Word-for-Word Memorisation (53:44) Why Big Audiences Are Easier Than Small Ones (55:49) Performing for 2,000 People at the Warner Theater (59:06) Why Clean Comedy Opens More Doors (1:00:17) Swearing on Stage — When It Works and When It Doesn't (1:01:44) There's No Crying in Storytelling (1:04:48) Chuck Nice and Science Comedy on Star Talk (1:06:21) Why Humanising Scientists Matters (1:07:34) The Draw a Scientist Test (1:10:16) Wrapping Up — and a Pinball Episode Tease Channels — 📺 YouTube: youtube.com/@ByrneBrightShow 🎧 Spotify: spotify.byrnebright.com 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.byrnebright.com Get in touch: __ 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/byrnebrightshow 🌐 Website: byrnebright.com — 🎵 Music by Casa O'Dennehy: reverbnation.com/odennehy #StandUpComedy #ScienceCommunication #Storytelling #ComedyCraft #PublicSpeaking

    1h 12m

  5. Apr 11

    The Moment She Realized Retirement Was Just the Beginning - Dr. Dunia Alhashimi

    Dr. Dunia Alhashimi is a pediatric emergency physician, artist, public speaker, and dragon boat racer who retired at 55 - not to stop, but to finally start living on her own terms.What does it really mean to reinvent yourself after decades of success? What happens when you say yes before you're ready? Why do so many people wait for permission to change their life - and never get it?Expect to learn why saying yes before you're ready changes everything, what breaking free from cultural and societal expectations actually looks like, how decades in emergency medicine shapes the way you understand people, what most of us get wrong about connecting with others, and why the most meaningful work often begins after the career ends.Dr. Dunia's story is proof that a successful career is not the destination - it's just the beginning.Subscribe to Byrne Bright for new episodes every two weeks, and drop a comment below with the moment that stayed with you most. — ⏱️ Timestamps (00:00) Introduction(01:04) Life in Bahrain During Uncertain Times(04:06) Finding the Silver Lining(07:04) Meet Dr. Dunia — Her Story & How We Met(08:07) 30 Years as a Paediatric Emergency Doctor(09:21) Why She Retired at 55(10:09) Discovering Painting & Joining the Arts Community(12:47) A Life Built Around Reading(14:34) The Masters Degree That Changed Everything(17:01) Leadership & People Skills Medicine Never Taught Her(20:28) Emotional Intelligence & the Communication Gap in Healthcare(22:03) Involving Patients in Their Own Care(23:46) Communicating with Children at Different Ages(26:03) The Communication Loop — Closing the Gap(28:48) Never Assume — Lessons from Emergency Medicine(32:05) Teaching Communication to the Next Generation of Doctors(33:38) Reading Nonverbal Cues & Body Language in Children(37:15) Spotting Signs of Concern in Family Dynamics(40:09) How to Handle Suspicion Without Alarming Parents(42:54) Differences in Child Protection Laws Across Countries(46:04) How She Learned to Connect with Children of All Ages(50:31) The Exam That Taught Her Everything About Newborns(53:09) Using Humor as a Medical Tool(59:14) Toastmasters — A Natural Fit(1:02:15) Breaking Stereotypes as an Arab Woman(1:06:16) Growing Up in Sacred Heart School, Bahrain(1:13:28) The Relationship Between Medicine & Comedy(1:17:24) Self-Deprecating Humor & Why It Works(1:23:02) Think Like a Scientist — In Everything You Do(1:25:04) Don't Believe Everything You Read or See(1:28:38) The Dunning-Kruger Effect Explained(1:31:52) Imposter Syndrome vs. Overconfidence(1:33:21) Never Stop Learning — Exercise Your Brain(1:35:06) Breaking Age Stereotypes on a Beach in Bahrain(1:36:55) The Father Who Gave Her the Can-Do Attitude(1:44:30) Say Yes First — The Philosophy She Lives By(1:47:10) Dragon Boat Racing & Knowing Your Limits(1:52:04) If You Don't Get What You Love, Love What You Get(1:56:09) Leave on a High — Why She Retired at Her Peak(1:57:29) Final Thoughts & Goodbye Channels — 🎧 YouTube: youtube.com/@ByrneBrightShow 🎧 Spotify: spotify.byrnebright.com 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.byrnebright.com Get in touch: __ 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/byrnebrightshow 🌐 Website: byrnebright.com — #WomenInMedicine #LifeAfterRetirement #EmotionalIntelligence #ArabWomen #SayYes

    1h 59m

  6. Mar 28

    Empowering Minds Through Food - Mike Curtin

    Soup kitchens have existed for over a century. Hunger hasn't gone away. So what if the model itself is the problem? Mike Curtin is the CEO of DC Central Kitchen - a nonprofit that stopped asking "how do we feed more people?" and started asking "why are people hungry in the first place?" The answer changed everything. Why doesn't the current system actually work? Can food be used as a tool for empowerment rather than just survival? What does it really take to create lasting change in people's lives, not just temporary relief? Expect to learn why job training is at the heart of solving hunger, how DC Central Kitchen operates differently from traditional charities, why the redemption of the giver often gets prioritised over the liberation of the receiver, what a more effective and human-centred approach to helping others actually looks like, and how one local idea grew into a global movement. Mike's story is proof that real change rarely comes from doing the same thing better - it comes from asking a completely different question. — ⏱️ Timestamps (00:00) Introduction | Byrne Bright Podcast (00:41) Why Food Alone Doesn't Solve Hunger (01:22) Introducing DC Central Kitchen (01:54) "Turning the Soup Kitchen Model on Its Head" (02:06) Why We Can't "Feed Our Way Out of Hunger" (03:05) Jobs, Dignity & Long-Term Solutions (03:30) The Problem With Traditional Charity (04:10) "Redemption of the Giver vs Liberation of the Receiver" (04:22) Food as a Tool for Empowerment (05:03) From Soup Kitchens to "Opportunity Kitchens" (05:35) Breaking Cycles: Poverty, Addiction & Incarceration (06:06) Treating the Symptom vs the Root Cause (07:08) Asking the Real Question: Why Are People Hungry? (07:49) The "Feel Good" Trap of Charity (08:23) Volunteers, Mindset Shifts & Real Impact (09:22) Creating Awareness Through Experience (10:03) Beyond Food: Empowerment & Opportunity (10:47) Generational Cycles & Limited Opportunity (11:35) Creating an "Alternate Future" for People (12:20) The Reality Behind "Anyone Can Make It" (13:28) Stark Inequality in Washington DC (14:44) Why Acknowledging the Problem Matters (15:24) Poverty as an Economic Problem (16:04) The Cost of Prison vs Education (16:50) Why Hiring Formerly Incarcerated People Makes Sense (17:22) The Flaws in the Prison System (17:53) Privatization & Incentives in Prisons (18:43) "Heads and Beds" — The Prison Business Model (19:31) Why the System Is Broken (20:34) Focusing on the "Why" Behind Systems (21:18) Breaking Cycles Through Opportunity (22:45) Rethinking Rehabilitation (23:18) Conversations That Actually Matter (24:06) Open Source Model for Social Impact (25:04) Hiring Graduates & Creating Real Opportunity (26:16) Leading by Example (Not Just Talking) (26:53) The Reality: Not Every Story Is Success (27:27) Avoiding Virtue Signalling (27:51) 37 Years Later — Progress vs Celebration (28:32) Staying Hungry & Avoiding Complacency (29:15) Expanding the Idea, Not the Brand (30:06) Scaling Ideas vs Scaling Organizations (31:14) The "Healthy Corners" Initiative (32:20) Beware the "Folly of Scale" (33:07) Open Source Thinking in Action (34:04) The Link to World Central Kitchen (35:16) How José Andrés Got Involved (36:32) From Local Impact to Global Movement (37:00) The Birth of World Central Kitchen (38:12) Using Food as a Global Force for Good (39:09) Food in Crisis Zones (Ukraine, Gaza, Disaster Relief) (40:05) "All Food Has Power. All People Have Potential." (41:00) Final Reflections DC Central Kitchen's Links: — 🌐 Website: dccentralkitchen.org 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/dccentralkitchen Channels — 📺 YouTube: youtube.com/@ByrneBrightShow 🎧 Spotify: spotify.byrnebright.com 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.byrnebright.com Get in touch: __ 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/byrnebrightshow 🌐 Website: byrnebright.com — 🎵 Music by Casa O'Dennehy: reverbnation.com/odennehy #FoodInsecurity #SocialImpact #PovertyReduction #DCCentralKitchen #nonprofitleadership

    44 min
  7. The Forgotten Irish Tradition Nobody Taught You About - David Keohan

    Mar 14

    The Forgotten Irish Tradition Nobody Taught You About - David Keohan

    For centuries, one Irish tradition survived in silence - stone lifting. Not a sport. Not a stunt. A rite of passage that connected men to land, ancestors, and identity. David Keohan rediscovered it, documented it, and is bringing it back. What does it really mean to be Irish today? For centuries Irish identity was shaped by struggle, religion, and resistance. But as those defining forces loosen their grip, a deeper question begins to emerge - who were we before all of that, and who are we now? Expect to learn why cultural revival is happening across Ireland, what ancient traditions can teach us about ourselves, why imposter syndrome shows up even when you're doing exactly what you're meant to do, and how individuals are redefining what it means to reconnect with heritage and identity. David's story is proof that the things our culture forgets don't disappear - they wait for someone curious enough to go looking. Subscribe to Byrne Bright for new episodes every two weeks, and drop a comment below with the moment that stayed with you most. — ⏱️ Timestamps (00:00) Why Ancient Irish Stone Lifting Is Coming Back (02:05) Meeting David Keohan (03:20) Overcoming Fear of Public Speaking (04:40) Speaking With Passion & Performance (05:15) Rediscovering Ireland's Lost Stone Lifting Tradition (06:50) Searching for a Lost Culture (07:30) Making Your Heroes Your Friends (09:20) "Who Am I To Talk About This?" - Imposter Syndrome (10:40) How Ordinary People Do Extraordinary Things (12:30) Mindfulness, CBT & Self-Awareness (14:20) Finding Flow Through Exercise & Creativity (15:30) Creativity, Work & Living Authentically (18:20) The Irish Diaspora & Cultural Connection (20:30) What Does It Mean To Be Irish Today? (23:00) Pride, Identity & Cultural Memory (25:00) Escaping Labels in the Age of Social Media (26:00) The Hidden Meaning Behind Stone Lifting (28:30) Touching History - Connecting With the Past (29:50) Mythology, Energy & Sacred Stones (31:20) The Stone Lift That Changed Everything (34:30) Becoming Part of the Story (37:20) The Nova Scotia Stone Lifting Attempt (39:30) The Power of Struggle & Persistence (40:30) Why Stories Matter in Irish Culture (42:40) Stones in Mythology Around the World (45:00) Creativity, Identity & Cultural Revival (48:30) Mythology, History & Human Meaning (52:00) Why Stories Shape Culture (55:30) Rediscovering Forgotten Traditions (59:00) The Spiritual Side of Strength (1:02:30) Irish Culture in the Modern World (1:06:00) Creativity, Art & Identity (1:10:30) Advice for Following Your Passion (1:15:00) The Future of Irish Stone Lifting (1:20:00) Final Reflections on Heritage (1:25:30) What This Tradition Means Today (1:29:30) Closing Thoughts David Keohan's Links: — 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/_indiana_stones_ 🌐 Book pre-order: bloomsbury.com/au/wind-beneath-the-stone-9781526691880 Channels — 📺 YouTube: youtube.com/@ByrneBrightShow 🎧 Spotify: spotify.byrnebright.com 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.byrnebright.com Get in touch: __ 📲 Instagram: instagram.com/byrnebrightshow 🌐 Website: byrnebright.com — ♫ Music by Lewis Pugh: lewispughmusic.com / instagram.com/lewispugh777 #IrishCulture #StoneLifting #IrishIdentity #CulturalRevival #IrishHeritage #IrishHistory #IrishPodcast #Podcast #AncientIreland

    1h 33m
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A long-form podcast exploring the unexpected in people, ideas, and culture. These are honest, open conversations with people from different walks of life - trying to understand how they think, what they’ve experienced, and what we can take from it. If it sparks a new perspective, a bit of clarity, or even just keeps you company for a while, then it’s done its job.

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    PJ Byrne
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