
Pisrogs podcast is an audio adventure of Irish myth, folklore, history and more. The podcast started with hosts Luke Conroy and Aran Reidy trawling through the Duchás Folklore Archives for the most spell-binding, peculiar, imaginative and funny Irish folk stories they could find. With Aran having emigrated to the plains of Tír na nÓg, Luke returns with a brand new season of interviews, investigati... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Join us for a trans-dimensional Sweeney family reunion.
Musician, DJ, producer and Mafia Don - Rory Sweeney is part of a long Irish tradition of artists who go somewhere when they make work, and the Sweeney name has been going somewhere strange for ... more
Before saunas were a lifestyle brand, Ireland had sweat houses.
Luke traces the forgotten history of the teach allais. Stone sweat huts used in Ireland from at least the early 1600s, centuries before cold plunges and wellness retreats became fashiona... more
Carmen joins Luke in his hovel today. A keen internet historian, Quigley had been updating her instagram followers on the recent invasion of Asian hornets to Ireland (yes this episode was recorded a long time ago) and thus the pair dive into an episo... more
Hidden Treasure, Supernatural Bulls and Circus Tigers on this first episode of a brand new season of Pisrógs! Oh and frogs too.
Conor Campbell is an artist and architect from Cappamore Co. Limerick. If you don't know him, chances are you know his ar... more
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Dreamy voices, tall tales, folklore and craic. I’m in heaven, keep it up. Grá 💖
This podcast came at the right time for me as I was finding a love for my country’s culture and folklore more and more. Great to hear two people so passionate and with a great sense of humour, while also being a well produced and researched podcast. Very meaningful and enjoyable.
Really liked episode on Eoin roe O’Neill. The soldier diaspora is interesting wanted to know if you’ve heard about Bernardo O’Higgins and the Irish in South America. Excited to keep listening. Thank You.
Great entertaining podcast and very educational, it’s amazing what you will learn from these in a very humorous way, well presented and researched. Highly recommend
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A lively exploration of Irish myth, folklore, and culture through interviews with artists, musicians, elders, and creatives who connect their work to traditional narratives. Episodes blend archival research, personal stories, and site-specific lore, often weaving in local places, historic practices, and the role of folklore in contemporary art. The show is notable for its warm humor, deep respect for tradition, and willingness to braid science, history, and supernatural storytelling into engaging conversations that feel both scholarly and intimate. Potential listeners who enjoy cultural storytelling, craft histories, and interviews that reveal how myth informs modern creativity will likely find it compelling and distinctive.
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Pisrógs launched 5 years ago and published 52 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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