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A podcast looking at Left politics in Ireland from the Irish Left Archive. We talk to activists, writers, historians, politicians and others involved in Left organisations and movements about their experiences of participating in Left parties and campaigns; Left publications and political documents they’ve been involved in; and the history and development of progressive politics in Ireland. We also look at the role of the Irish Left Archive and similar informal projects. The podcast is hoste ...
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Dimland Radio is back after more than a month. This starts a multi-episode recounting of my wife's and my travels through the UK and Northern Ireland. It's London and Windsor, England on this show. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are up at https://dimland.com/2024/10/15/dimland-radio-10-12-24-show-notes/…
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In this episode we talk to Professor Helena Sheehan about her recent book, Until We Fall: Long Distance Life on the Left. We discuss the lead up to and impact of the break up of the Soviet Union, Helena’s experience of post-apartheid South Africa and the changing role of the University in the contemporary period. Helena is Emeritus Professor at Dub…
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Power outage, missing scenes, traveling in the UK, and my cameo on Google Maps street view. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are at: https://dimland.com/.../02/dimland-radio-8-31-24-show-notes/ And you can download show 618 at ztalkradio.com/show-archives/Jim Fitzsimons による
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In this episode we talk to Dr. Marisa McGlinchey about her book, Unfinished Business: the politics of ‘dissident’ Irish republicanism (Manchester University Press, 2019). Based on a series of interviews with radical Republicans from several organisations, the book discusses the development of ‘dissident’ Irish republicanism and considers its impact…
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A Pedantic Moment revisited, Snoop Dogg, the Peters Brothers and the Truth About Rock, The Who had a classic track shorten at first, Movie Recommendation and What Happens Next discussion: Kelly's Heroes and Harris/Walz and my sister. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are up at: https://dimland.com/2024/08/20/dimland-radio-8-17-24-show-not…
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An ode to a pot plant, a Dimland Radio Pedantic Moment: No one has lived through 2020s yet, John Entwistle's biography and memory, and a nice note from an old friend. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are here: https://dimland.com/2024/08/12/dimland-radio-8-10-24-show-notes/Jim Fitzsimons による
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Believe that road closed sign, a cool use of AI, a Dimland Radio Pedantic Moment: Star Trek's Universal Translator, Shelley Duvall and The Shining. The show notes for latest Dimland Radio are up at https://dimland.com/2024/07/15/dimland-radio-7-13-24-show-notes/Jim Fitzsimons による
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In this episode we speak to Sinéad Mercier. Sinéad is a lecturer inEnvironmental Law & Policy and PhD Researcher in the Sutherland School of Lawin UCD with thePROPERTY [IN]JUSTICE project led by AmyStrecker and Amanda Byer. We discuss Sinéad’s political background, herengagement with Trade Unionism and work with ICTU; environmental campaigning,how …
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Of earwigs and toothbrushes, Zulu-Lulu, Louisiana and the Ten Commandments, Movie recommendation: Greyhound (2020), and Mattress Firm's questionable ad campaign. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are here: https://dimland.com/2024/06/25/dimland-radio-6-22-24-show-notes/Jim Fitzsimons による
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A Dimland Radio Pedantic Moment: Is it a command or a question, bad news for conspiracy theorists, Peerless Loser returns to the scene of the crime, and what I want to do for Father's Day. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are up at: https://dimland.com/2024/06/18/dimland-radio-6-15-24-show-notes/…
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Spirit of revolution In this episode we discuss the recently published book,Spirit of Revolution: Ireland from below, 1917–1923. This edited volume looks at regional and local case studies during therevolutionary period, highlighting the widespread radicalism – beyond thenational independence movement – that flourished around Ireland at the time in…
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My parents, a Dimland Radio Pedantic Moment: Fargo didn't win Best Picture, I can't act, an unpopular opinion about Peerless Loser, and back to normal with the MN Twins. Here are the show notes to the latest Dimland Radio: https://dimland.com/2024/05/21/dimland-radio-5-18-24-show-notes/Jim Fitzsimons による
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A litterbug neighbor, my dog ate grapes, Christian dude needs to pay attention to The Lord's Prayer, red light running becoming more frequent?, and a properly read meme. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are up at: https://dimland.com/2024/05/14/dimland-radio-6-11-24-show-notes/Jim Fitzsimons による
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Why we are going on the 80s Cruise, Sea-Bands seem like snake oil, Cool Thing: Strangers rescue man trapped in burning SUV, King Kong illustration, and Neil Young is back on Spotify. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are at: https://dimland.com/2024/04/30/dimland-radio-4-27-24-show-notes/Jim Fitzsimons による
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The newspaper delivery update, SGU and the eclipse, the gullible think ghosts play with balloons, a Dimland Radio Pedantic Moment: Why call it the 1864 law?, and I'm going to do something out of character. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are at https://dimland.com/2024/04/22/dimland-radio-4-20-24-show-notes/…
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A sort of correction, trying to stop daily newspaper delivery, Three Mile Island anniversary, Mission Impossible 4 made my guts feel funny, a conman sells Bibles, and that's no Mothman. Here are the show notes for the latest Dimland Radio: https://dimland.com/2024/04/01/dimland-radio-3-30-24-show-notes/…
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In this episode we speak to activist and academic Camilla Fitzsimons. Camilla’s academic work focuses in particular on education and social movements, and she is an Associate Professor in Maynooth University School of Education. Her publications include two books – Community education and neoliberalism: Philosophies, practices and policies in Irela…
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In this episode we talk to Jim Monaghan. Jim first became politically active as a student in the late 1960s in Dublin. We discuss the increasing politicisation in Ireland at that time, and Jim’s political activity, initially with Labour and Students for Democratic Action, the League for A Workers’ Republic, and briefly the LWR-breakaway, the League…
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Life insurance money, selling our house, Peerless Loser is a loser, LL Cool J and Progressive Insurance, the St. Paul Winter Carnival, and HOF bound Joe Mauer. The show notes for the latest Dimland Radio are up, but they are very brief. Internet issues. Go here: https://dimland.com/2024/01/30/dimland-radio-1-27-24-brief-show-notes/…
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I got a black eye, it's way cold, Peerless Loser thinks he should have immunity, generations are weird, One Step Ahead live versions compare and contrast, and the Nuge whines about Taylor Swift. Here are the show notes for the latest Dimland Radio: https://dimland.com/2024/01/22/dimland-radio-1-20-24-show-notes/…
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Nikki Haley gives the wrong answer, copper thieves have blood on their hands, and a Pedantic Moment about what happens next after the end of It's A Wonderful Life. The show notes for the last Dimland Radio of 2023 are up at https://dimland.com/2024/01/02/dimland-radio-12-30-23-show-notes/Jim Fitzsimons による
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Throughout 2023 we have asked podcast guests if there are any cultural artefacts or events that they consider particularly influential on their politics. This episode brings together responses from historian Mary Muldowney, anarchist activist Gregor Kerr, Republican activist Des Dalton, author Michael Flavin, historian Brian Hanley, and Irish Anarc…
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In this episode we’re joined by David Costelloe. Dave writes on history and politics on his website Never Felt Better, and in particular has written an extensive series of articles on Irish military history from the earliest records almost to the contemporary, Ireland’s Wars. We spoke to Dave previously in 2021, on episode 20 of the podcast, about …
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An introduction to our next series of episodes and discussion of the Irish Left Archive project and changes we’ve made in the past year. The discussion includes mention of trying to keep all aspects of the project open. As such, we’ve made the website and podcast statistics publicly accessible, as well as any source code used in the project. Websit…
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In this episode we talk to Des Dalton. Des is a long-term Republican activist who joined Republican Sinn Féin in the late 1980s and has served on the party’s Ard Comhairle and as party President from 2009 to 2018. Since leaving the party in 2021, Des has been an independent Republican activist. We discuss Des’s political background and his Republic…
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