# Mary Clarke
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Victoria mary clarke (born 11 January 1966) is an Irish journalist and writer.
== Early life ==
Clarke grew up in the countryside in Ireland. Her mother was born in Herbert Park and became pregnant with Victoria at age nineteen.
Mary Clarke
A conversation Mary Clarke, former editor of Dancing Times. It is thanks to her godson, Jerome Monahan, that we have this evocative and informative interview with Mary Clarke. Writer extraordinaire on all aspects of ballet, she hated the sound of her own voice and even more the look of her transcri…
Mother Antonia's Great Adventure
My grandma Chinn probably had Alzheimer’s. But we didn’t have a name for it in those days. Her quirks were just… “Grandma.” We knew her, not a disease. By the time her son, my dad, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s a decade later, we knew a lot about it. In fact, I grew to despise my knowledge of that…
INTERVIEW: A Critic's Eye: Alastair Macaulay on Dance, Criticism, and the Art of Observation
Alastair Macaulay is one of the most influential dance critics of all time—or, as some would say, the greatest of all time (a title he himself disputes, though I wholeheartedly maintain that he is the singular GOAT). His career spans more than four decades across the UK, Europe, and the United Sta…
The Importance of transcending spiritual cliches and living their deeper wisdom
All You Need Is Love: The Importance of transcending spiritual cliches and living their deeper wisdom with Cate Montana & Betsy Chasse The New Age/Thought movements have flatlined. Stunning scientific insights and uplifting spiritual information found in early break-through books and films have d…
NHL Playoff Preview: Predicting the East and West + T.J. Oshie shares opinion on Ovechkin's future
USA TODAY Sports' Madison Tenenbaum, Mike Brehm and Mary Clarke break down all things NHL Playoffs including who they think will make it to the Stanley Cup. We also have a special guest as Washington Capitals great T.J. Oshie stops by to help us dive even deeper into postseason storylines and he s…
The Revolutionary Woman History Tried to Sanitize: Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale is one of the most famous women in history. She is also one of the most sanitized - reduced to a lamp, a saintly bedside manner, and a founding myth of modern nursing. The full story is far more interesting.
Nightingale was a statistical pioneer who used data visualization to r…
Five Feet of Water: The Unsolved Death of Mary Clarke
This week, we go back to 1831 and the Croydon Canal, where two empty boats were found drifting on still water. A week later, the body of a pregnant woman surfaced. Her name, or at least the name history gives us, was Mary Clarke.
Mary had been seen days earlier preparing to meet the father of her u…
233. Remembering Glen Hansard: Friends Share Stories After His Funeral
Who was Glen Hansard away from the stage?
Following Glen Hansard's funeral at St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, this episode captures the thoughts and memories of friends, collaborators and fellow musicians on the day they gathered to say goodbye.
Created as both a tribute and a historical record, …
Letters from Quotidia Hologram 8
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Welcome to Letters from Quotidia Hologram 8. Are you ready for the big reveal? The magician has thrown his cape over the box covered in mysterious symbols and, as a drumroll builds to a crescendo, he utters the words of power, triggering a fla…
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