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The voice that tells Ireland to mind the gap spent thirty years being trained never to let silence happen. In radio, they call it dead air — eight seconds of quiet and alarms sound in rooms you'll never see.
Then Michael found himself in coaching rooms where the silence after a question turned out to be the only part that mattered.
On studio clocks, Irish funerals, the forensic recall of two men avoiding one true sentence, and the answer that only arrives after eleven seconds.
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You walk into a café. The coffee is perfect. The service is efficient. And not once does anyone look at you.
This episode starts with that small absence — and follows it somewhere unexpected. Through the emotional labour of public-facing work, the quiet logic of the screen, and the generational s…
Sometimes the most intelligent thing in the room is the thing left unsaid.
We had a friend called Bob. When someone was being foolish — not malicious, just foolish — Bob wouldn't argue, correct, or sigh. He would go quiet. And in that quiet, the person speaking would hear themselves. Really hear …
There’s a railway station in Ireland that exists for one purpose only, not to arrive, not to stay, but to move on.
In this episode of Mind the Gap, Michael Comyn explores a moment that many of us recognise but rarely name. The point at which learning has done its job. The point at which guidance,…
Twenty-six years ago, a voice was recorded in a studio in Manchester. Two takes. The first was used. The second was a safety copy. Nobody thought it would matter.
That voice now tells millions of people to mind the gap. Every day. Several thousand times.
And still, people fall in the gap.
In …
We’ve all met them.
The person who can hold the floor without drawing breath. The one who doesn’t quite notice when someone else is trying to speak. The conversation that somehow becomes… one-sided.
In this episode of Mind the Gap, Michael Comyn takes a thoughtful and quietly humorous look at w…
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