We’re delighted to welcome Richie Sadlier back to PBC Podcast for a wide ranging chat with Brian O Leary and Sam Hernan. Richie is a former footballer and current RTÉ football panelist who has covered 4 Euros and 3 World Cups as a pundit and who also wrote Irish Sports Book of the Year 2019: his autobiography, ‘Recovering.’ He works as a psychotherapist specialising in working with teenagers and regularly contributes to television and radio on adolescent development and issues relating to young people.With our TY crew on work experience, 6th years Brian and Sam, former podcasters themselves, returned to the mics for a sometimes lighthearted, sometimes serious conversation. Naturally among the topics were soccer and Richie’s move from home to pursue a professional soccer contract after doing his Leaving Cert; his curtailed professional career and the impact on his mental health; his views on the modern game and his experience as a pundit including his early days alongside John Giles, Liam Brady and Eamon Dunphy. Mobile phones and social media in school are also a hot topic and it’s interesting to hear our 6th years give their perspectives on our recent no phone day in Pres. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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S.5 Ep.4 - Rogha Dánta's Comhrá Galánta!
Seachtain na Gaeilge special!! With the Easter holidays nigh and Irish oral exams looming, we've the podcast for you - from Munster to Conamara to Donegal dialects, tune in to hear teachers reveal their fav poems, vox pops from the streets of Cork on compulsory vs optional Irish in our schools, a conversation with a native speaker as well as music from our first years. Also World Book Day, the books our parents and grandparents loved as well as a review of a 1974 neo noir movie classic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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S.5 Ep.3 - Yet Another Masterpiece Play
Our veteran podcasters and theatre maestros are back with yet another masterpiece play. It's once again set in another whacky world, this time taking us into the wild wild west. Buckle up, yee-haw! Staying in the States, Óisín Tóibín has some special guests from the heart St. Louis, Missouri and we also get some tips in learning to decipher the difference between misinformation and disinformation online. All that and more.Presented by: The TY's of Presentation Brothers College CorkProduced by: Éanna Ó' LionnsighSound Production by: Elaine SmithHuge thanks to the wonderful artists at Pixabay:Sound Effects by Max Hammarbäck, Jurij, freesound_community, Traian Mitroi, Salti Amusa, Zen, Aman Kumar, Alexander, Jauk, Universfield, r7cny11q7r, Sandro Lima and floraphonic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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S.5 Ep.2 - Olympic Coaching & Child Psychology
Irish Examiner Columnist and family psychotherapist Dr. Richard Hogan is here to talk about child psychology, how to deal with mental health in youth, the impact gaming and phones have on young minds and how students should approach school. Teacher Frank Keane discusses his time coaching rowing for the Olympics. Pres alumnus and medical student Ben Rickson who scored the highest HPAT in the country discusses how to pass the HPAT and medicine as a career. In between a jam packed show we have an exclusive piece of music from singer/songwriter Michael Scott. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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S.5 Ep.1. - GAA Legend Lompkins & Tunes
GAA legend, All Ireland winner and Munster Champion Larry Tompkins is in the class room to take you back to his glory days on the GAA pitch. Larry looks back on life growng up in Cork, his passion for the GAA playing with his beloved Castletown from winning three Munster Club Championship titles with the club and captaining Cork to win the 1990 All Ireland Championship. Hear about the challenges sport brings from injuries to bouncing back after set backs. We're also graced with some music in between from fellow TY's. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The wait is over - as we can finally reveal the first podcast of it's kind in Cork City brought to you by schoolkids! Tune into the very talented Transition Year students of Presentation Brothers Cork for an exciting show featuring an array of topics from tech to travel, current affairs, literature and everything in between. We have it covered! There's also some very exciting guests and appearances - so hit that play button and subscribe! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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