Win Happy Podcast

On today's podcast I spoke with Leila Gherabli, the director of a film documentary 'Hope is the thing with Feathers'.
The beautiful film featuring the staff and members of the RehabCare Bantry, captures the personal stories, memories, aspirations and goals of the people attending the service, filmed within the glorious surrounds of the centre.
It turns out Leila, who is a programme facilitator with RehabCare Bantry has had her own big story with many twists and turns. Her role and the film project have come at a perfect time where her huge heart and her creativity were able to flourish, illuminating the potential and spirit of the people who use the services of RehabCare.  
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On today's podcast I chatted with author and marriage and family therapist, Kristen Mosier.
Kristen, originally from the Bronx in New York chatted about her life and career, and in particular the change of pace she experienced when she moved to New Jersey.
Her new book 'Restless - How to Stop Living an "If Only" Life' challenges how so many of us are living our lives, always chasing the next thing and never truly satisfied with where we are in ourselves.
She speaks about how to be more present in our lives and how we can all make better decisions when we use our own inner compass by adhering to our personal values.
While society has us programmed to keep pushing forward we need to be sure that this doesn't have us permanently restless.
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Podcast Production by Greg Canty
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On today's podcast I chatted with Dawn Russell, the amazing CEO of Ana Liffey.
Dawn, a huge music lover is originally from a small farm in Tipperary and her social conscience was awoken through her mothers work at St.Lukes, a psychiatric hospital in Tipperary, and meeting a character in Clonmel called Martin who she says always looked out for her.
Her eyes were opened when she came to Dublin to pursue a career in counselling and discovered the harm reduction work that Merchant's Quay was doing in the city.
When Dawn joined the front line team at Ana Liffey over 19 years ago, she quickly found herself assisting people at their lowest ebb through addiction, homelessness, mental health or domestic violence issues.
Always pushing for change and a desire to make even more impact, she rose to the role of CEO and now oversees the provision of services to 5,000 clients per annum in Dublin, Balbriggan and LImerick.
Dawn says you must believe in everyone, even when they have stopped believing in themselves - never give up and never judge
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Podcast Production by Greg Canty
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On today's podcast I chatted with Roger Overall, the founder of Show and Tell.
Roger has spent a lifetime telling stories as a cartoonist, an illustrator, a photographer, a journalist, a videographer and a podcaster.
We spoke about the importance of telling your story and not leaving this to chance, the chance for people to misunderstand and believe something that is not accurate.
When it comes to your story you really need to be in the driver's seat, and not a passenger down the back of the bus surrendering control as to what direction your story can end up going in.
Roger spoke about his own story, the impact of living in different countries and some of the storytelling tricks that he uses to get the attention of the audience
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Podcast Production by Greg Canty
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On today's podcast I spoke once again with a regular guest, Paul Niland who has been living in Kyiv in Ukraine for nearly 24 years.
Paul who is originally from Ireland, is a journalist, a political commentator and the founder and CEO of Lifeline Ukraine, a national suicide prevention service.
As always Paul provides us with brilliant insights from within Ukraine's capital city - he spoke about the routine attacks by Russia, Orban's defeat in Hungary, EU membership, Trump the Russian asset, and the drone expertise which has allowed the Ukrainian military reach deep into Russia and provide their citizens their first taste of what it is like to experience fear during this pointless war that was started by Putin.
He also talks about music and how it reflects the unbreakable spirit of Ukrainians and the role it is playing in the inevitable path to Victory!!
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Podcast Production by Greg Canty
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