Palm Oil Republic
The rise in global demand for Palm oil is putting pressure on agricultural land and rural communities across the developing world. Palm oil is in half of all products we buy in the supermarkets. Tim D...
27 Loka 201441min
Bombs, Balls & Beyoncé
A football team and its billionaire owner - some bling and lots of politics: Before the world knew of Maidan Square in Kiev, we knew of Dynamo Kiev and Shakhtar Donetsk soccer teams - football has not...
24 Loka 201440min
The Common Thread
The Bra turns 100 this year. From the Backless to the Bullet, the Demi-cup to the Push-up, the brassiere has evolved from a simple breast support to a symbol of desire. We unclasp the story of the bra...
17 Loka 201439min
Fantastic Beasts and the People who Love Them
Have you ever wondered about Ireland's mystery animals? Have you ever actually gone in search of one? Referred to by experts as Cryptozoology, Shane Dunphy goes ‘monster hunting’ in the wilds of Conne...
10 Loka 201439min
The Lost Orphans
In 1945 two Irish boys arrived in Dublin by boat. Their journey began in a Philippine jungle during World War II. Work had taken their family from Meath to Manilla. When the Japanese invaded, Irish ne...
3 Loka 201439min
Power Light and Heat
The story of how Ireland became electric - a little later than most other countries. (1977)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
3 Loka 201439min
The Brady Bunch
Oliver Brady passed away on Sept 15th last. Listen back to a documentary we made on Oliver - which takes you down a long and winding road to a small village in County Monaghan to meet the 'small man' ...
18 Syys 201437min
Thirty Years Later
Michael de Courcy died in 1984 following a football accident aged 29. Now dead longer than he was alive, his family and friends explore the influence his life had on them thirty years later.See omnyst...
5 Syys 201440min
