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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Looking forward to listening to these through and catching up.
Only proper Irish journalism in town
It’s 3 angry middle-aged Marxists complaining. Managed 10 minutes.
This could be much better if it acknowledged that everyone is not familiar with all the asides and in jokes..by explaining a bit more in depth background and the various characters involved…to bring us all up to speed….just a thot
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A sharp, opinionated show that blends political analysis with investigative reporting on Ireland's role in global affairs, including neutrality, arms exports, and EU defense policy. Episodes frequently pair long-form interviews with critics and scholars with on-the-ground reporting from The Ditch, touching on topics like military logistics, media integrity, imperial dynamics, and activist movements. Notable throughlines include challenging mainstream narratives, scrutinizing state and corporate power, and framing policy debates around anti-war and anti-neoliberal perspectives. It's particularly notable for its activist stance, willingness to critique both Irish and international policy, and for hosting diverse voices—from academics to journ... more
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