COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, has quickly faced controversy, with critics calling it a farce. Mary Robinson and 21 other signatories have written an open letter to the UN, declaring that COP is “no longer fit for purpose” in addressing the climate crisis effectively.
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Boundless Enthuasism
Dee Coakley, co-founder and CEO of Boundless, joins us to discuss how remote working can benefit the environment. Boundless helps companies navigate tax, employment laws, and international work regulations. Dee's journey took her from the music industry to tech, making a big impact in the remote work space.
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Rising Up From Rejection
Rejection is something everyone faces, especially politicians knocking on doors or, perhaps, teachers this week. However, Siofra Mulqueen has been discovering that rejection might not always be a setback—it can offer unexpected opportunities for growth and learning.
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Getting Back On The Saddle
While Ireland’s economy is said to be at "full employment," many employers still struggle with a major "skills gap." Generation Ireland, a charity addressing this issue, runs skills bootcamps to help individuals facing employment barriers land roles in tech and green energy. Executive Director Ronan Harbison and graduates tell us more.
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Romans Recreation Revealed
Gladiator II has been making waves, mainly for its red carpet moments and Paul Mescal’s 1970s-inspired look. Mescal has spoken about the pressure for the film to be a box office hit. To dive deeper, we asked Dr. Rebecca Usherwood, an expert in Late Antique and Early Byzantine Studies, to explore the business of gladiators in ancient times.
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