# Aisling Mooney
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Top podcast episodes featuring aisling mooney.
Abbey Talks Series: The Pride of Abbey Street: Aisling Mooney
After twelve years working in the powerful darkness of the Abbey Stage, Technical Director Aisling Mooney talks with Lisa Farrelly about landing in the national theatre for the first time, flying Irishmen and the satisfying accounting of a life in theatre.
Recorded: Friday 23 March 2018 at the AbbâĶ
ð Why Must Women Become Experts to Get the Care They Need? | Aisling Mooney
After almost 15 years trying to conceive, Aisling Mooney found a study her doctors hadnât seen. She took it to a clinician willing to try a different approachâand, she tells us, that first attempt worked.
That experience left her with a question: why had finding potentially relevant research fallenâĶ
After 14 Years of Trying to Conceive, She's Built What Was Missing!
After After 14 years of fertility treatment before her little girl arrived, Aisling Mooney knew what worked for her... and wanted to help others trying to conceive.
And seeing the gaps in fertility care she's developed Fertally, to connect the dots for people going through IVF, and to keep detailedâĶ
Gulliverâs Travels: did Swift describe ChatGPT?
In 1726, Jonathan Swift described a wooden machine the size of a small room that would let anyone write books of philosophy, poetry, law, mathematics and theology âwithout the least assistance from genius or studyâ. Its inventor wanted funding to build more. Swift meant it as a joke. Three centurieâĶ
MTMG's Rosie Rewired with Aisling Mooney: Half a Million Papers and the Answer Nobody Had
Aisling Mooney spent 15 years navigating infertility before finding her own answer in research her doctors had never heard of - a simple switch in medications and timing that worked straight away.
In this episode she tells Tara how that sent her to teach herself Python, index over half a million âĶ
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