What’s in the water?
Collaborative StudiosAn unashamedly pro-female platform for Irish writers to come together to talk, laugh and tell their stories. more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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- Insight, sensitive and often very funny!
Love this! Fun and entertaining while tackling real issues we all struggle with, in a warm and sensitive way. Highly recommended
Apple Podcasts5LeonienLimerick
Irelanda year ago - Genius! 👏 A must~listen for all Irish women everywhere
This podcast warms the heart and nurtures the soul….it’s therapy delivered in the most gentle, engaging and unassuming way. Relaying real life experiences and stories from the perspective of the storyteller themselves gives great insight into many a taboo subject from menopause to the corruption of the Catholic Church. Love this podcast! 👏👏🙌
Apple Podcasts5Jo FarrellyIreland2 years ago - What’s in the water
Just brilliant!!! Too long to describe why I live this podcast. Listen and you’ll understand. Bravo girls
Apple Podcasts5M. españaIreland2 years ago - Brilliant
As an Irish Woman living in the States how refreshing it was to listen to 4 successful Irish Woman discuss crime. Keep the podcasts coming can’t wait for the next one Congratulations
Apple Podcasts5FionaKane
United States2 years ago - Love this
This not what I expected - but in a good way! Because it’s all writers I tuned in for literary chat or book recommendations- yes there is a book recommendation but based on this first episode it seem to be writers chatting about anything and everything. Fascinating personal recollection in this episode of extraordinary crimes that rocked both Ireland and the Uk
Apple Podcasts5JonidoIreland2 years ago
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