Ep. 448 Human-Centered Design for End-of-Life and After-Death Care with Isabel Knight
Learn how the concept of human-centered design can improve how we care for people at end of life and also how we operate our businesses.
My guest Isabel Knight is a human-centered designer and end-of-life guide who founded The Death Designer to provide design services for deathcare busine…
Programme 227, Kathleen Lynch on Education and Social Justice (21-10-15)
Presented and produced by Se√°n Delaney.
On this week's programme my guest was Professor Kathleen Lynch, Head of the School of Social Justice at University College Dublin. She was a keynote speaker at the 2015 annual conference of the Standing Conference on Teacher Education North and South (SCoT…
EPI•STEM PODCAST EPISODE 7
In the EPI•STEM PODCAST Episode 7, co-hosts Geraldine Simmie PhD and Michelle Starr PhD present an introduction to research studies in the Critical Sociology of Education, and in the Critical Sociology of STEM Education and STEAM Education.
Research studies in the sociology of education seek to m…
Election 2024: Who will be first to be elected?
Jonathan Healy is joined in studio in Cork by Liam Weeks, Lecturer in politics in UCC, Kathleen Lynch, Former Labour Minister for Mental Health.
S2 Episode Twelve: Professor Dympna Devine "What has social justice got to do with pedagogy?"
In this episode I speak to Professor Dympna Devine in an episode entitled, "What has social justice got to do with pedagogy?" a title which Dympna explains was inspired by a question from a student in a module that she taught on equalities and social justice.
Professor Devine is a full Professor o…
Creating Community With Every Sip: The Sips Club Story with Cofounders Katy + Kathleen
Today I am joined by the ladies from Sips Club, Katy Monson and Kathleen Lynch! Sips Club was created by two moms and best friends on a mission to make family wellness easy & delicious.
Co-founder, Katy Monson, brings 13 years of experience as a clinical and research lab scientist. Her lifelong pa…
Protest, performance, and care - with Alisha Ibkar
What can a protest movement organised by Muslim grandmothers in India teach us about the role of care in political action? In what sense should we understand care as performance and everyday caring activities as artful practices? And how might interpersonal care nurture a wider caring imagination a…
Kathleen Lynch's "Why I Love Oysters": Whirled Through a Poem's Eye
An earthy appreciation of dining on this sea creature.
Shaker Mother Ann Lee: A 'True Legend'
Mother Ann Lee is one of the most consequential (and least understood) figures in early American religious history.
In just ten years in the colonies, during the chaos of the American Revolution, she helped give rise to a movement that would shape communal life, labor, design, music, and belief…
EPISTEM PODCAST EPISODE 43
Geraldine Simmie PhD and Michelle Starr PhD welcome everyone back to the start of another academic year 2026-2027 in the EPI∙STEM research centre in the School of Education at the University of Limerick.
Geraldine and Michelle open the discussion through recallingsome of the summer events and chatt…
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