
Podcast by Braytalkingheads
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

In this episode, Bray parents share why they’re deeply concerned about teenagers and mobile phones. We also revisit classic Bray nicknames and remember Jim Brophy - 'the man on the corner' - who wrote a love poem to Bray. Link to voxpops featured on ... more
We soak up the festive buzz on the streets of Bray, from the mad notions of the '12 Pubs of Christmas' to fond memories of presents past. Has Christmas lost its magic to commercialism? And we reveal the curious Christmas boast Bray has - two of somet... more
Noeleen McManus, author of the book "Never Again", which documents the devastating Dargle River floods experienced by Little Bray residents, discusses the Save Bray campaign.
We meet Bray vet John Wilson and filmmaker Éamon de Buitléar as they recall the days when cattle were delivered straight onto Main Street. We uncover the rich story of the Royal Hotel and we hear a vital warning from history as Noeleen McManus of Sav... more
Hadn’t heard of the pod cast till I was walking from college to catch the train home to Wexford and got stopped for a street interview of sorts
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Apple Podcasts | #137 |
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Focusing on the vibrant community of Bray, this podcast offers engaging discussions that highlight local history, cultural heritage, and contemporary social issues. Topics range from the rich history of Bray's landmarks and personalities to modern-day challenges faced by locals. Episodes often feature personal anecdotes and insights from community members, creating a rich tapestry of local narratives. The emphasis on inclusivity and community involvement is evident, making it a unique platform for voices from various backgrounds.
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Braytalkingheads launched a year ago and published 19 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Braytalkingheads include:
1. Jim Brophy
2. Joe Bullard
3. Noleen McManus
4. Carmen Murphy
5. John Ryan
6. Shay Ryan
7. Colm Keane
8. Liz Anne Molloy
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