Five Hundred Words and Thirty-Two Words for Field – Marie Mutsuki Mockett, Manchán Magan
This week’s episode features two stories that show how languages tied to land can transcend the duality between our inner and outer worlds. In “Five Hundred Words,” Marie Mutuski Mockett considers what may become of the timeless tradition of haiku, nurtured over generations, when the seasonal words…
Hard Work Takes No Discipline: Nicole Masters, Live at Grounded
Soil can change fast, but what about people? We're coming to you live from the 2026 Grounded Festival on the extraordinary Yan Yan Gurt West Farm, stewarded by the Stewart family, in the Otways of Victoria, Australia.
It’s early on day 1, the marquee Ironbark Tent is full, and we’re joined by globa…
Blue Health, Big Waves & Deep Change, with Easkey Britton
Easkey Britton is a pioneering marine sociologist, writer and surfer. She has continued her family legacy in Ireland, becoming a legendary surfer in her own right – from being the only kid surfing in her area, to later becoming a 5x national champion and the first woman to surf the huge wave near M…
Seán Ronayne - “Being a new father is like living a magical new life”
Ornithologist and author Seán Ronayne talks about becoming a father, his awe at watching his daughter’s developing love of nature, how his autism informs his parenting, the influence of the late Manchán Magan, his sadness at watching the effects of climate change, his live tour Untold Sounds and hi…
The Dobhar-chú: Ireland's Cryptid King
In the quiet waters of Ireland’s lakes and rivers lurks a creature far older and more vicious than most of the famous cryptids we know. The Dobhar-chú is half dog, half otter, and entirely relentless. Its most famous attack is recorded on a gravestone, but the death of Grace Connolly is not where t…
A Tribute to Manchán Magan
This episode of The Sean Chorus podcast is Sean Ronayne's personal tribute to his friend and mentor Manchán Magan, the acclaimed Irish author and broadcaster who died last October at age 55.
Sean traveled to the Hill of Uisneach, the ancient mythological "navel of Ireland" - where Manchán's ashes …
Eoin Warner
The naturalist/documentary-maker continues his fascination with nature in his latest book 'Through the Long Grass' (published by Gill Books). He talks about being raised by a mother widowed at 33 after his father died in the Whiddy Island disaster, the soapstone Inuit figurines his father once owne…
The Reddest Red & the Brightest Sun with Matthew Stillman | S7Ep17
OUR STORY
Nobody believes Phaeton's claim to divine heritage: Helios, the sun god, is his father. The boy sets out on a quest to find his dad, and when they're finally united, Helios promises to fulfill one wish. Phaeton asks to drive the chariot of the sun for a day. It all ends in fire, ruin, and…
"Sitting with Manchán while his soul left his body was life-changing"
Aisling Rogerson, founder of The Fumbally Café and the widow of the late Manchán Magan, talks about how all of Manchán's life's work culminates in the final book of his trilogy, 'Seeing What's Happening', with its focus on connecting to the spirit and having the right relationship with nature. She …
5: How Do Stories Connect? With Manchán Magan
What happens when we loosen our grip on the world of facts and logic, and listen for something deeper?
In this episode, we follow the late Manchán Magan through language, landscape, ritual and story. From words carried in pockets to bread, butter and disappearing to the otherworld, Manchán explor…
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