# Colin Broderick
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colin broderick (born c. 1968) is a Northern Irish writer and filmmaker.
== Early life and education ==
colin broderick was born around 1968 and grew up County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. He moved to New York City in 1988 when he was 20.
Artists and Writers at Work: Colin Broderick
Colin Broderick is a Northern Irish author and documentary filmmaker living in Manhattan. His first memoir Orangutan , Random House, details the first twenty years he spent living in New York City, drinking, working construction and attempting to formulate his life as a writer. A feature length d…
Navigating New York with Colin Broderick
On this week’s episode I chat to Colin Broderick, a Northern Irish author, filmmaker and playwright living in New York City. Colin is a man I have wanted on the Podcast since I started Navigating New York, his work has had a profound effect on me personally and I was honored to have had this chat w…
S3E6: Colin Broderick - Searing Storyteller of the Irish
Colin Broderick likes to tell stories, needs to tell them, be they dark, dank, and dangerous, be they bright, affirming, and knowing.
It’s all there in his new film A Bend in the River, his highly personal tale of a writer returning to his native County Tyrone still in the shadows of “The Troubles…
Colin Broderick - Episode 497
Colin Broderick is an author, playwright and filmmaker. We discuss growing up in Northern Ireland during the troubles, laboring in London, his powerful addiction story, the catharsis of writing, self belief, the importance of seeing commonalities and so much more.
Episode 10 - Former boxer John Duddy and bestselling author Colin Broderick
Two amazing talents join the podcast today. Boxer turned actor, John Duddy, talks about filming the music video with Bon Jovi for Because We Can, training Robert DeNiro for the boxing scenes in the movie Grudge Match and also playing Ken Buchanan in the film Hands of Stone. John is joined by Coli…
Six of The Best | Opinion Poll on Irish Unity | Standing with Palestinians
Six of The Best:
I’m reading Colin Broderick’s ‘Thats That,’ an evocative account of growing up in Altnamuskin in Tyrone at the height of the conflict. Colin’s mother and her efforts to protect her brood are at the heart of this story. Opinion Poll on Irish Unity:Only a planned conversation, invol…
Straight Outta Ireland
In many parts of the United States and certainly in New York City, the St. Patrick's Day holiday is often larded with a kind of shamrockery or paddywhackery that makes some of us cringe a bit. You know -- the mugs of green beer and those big "Kiss Me I'm Irish" buttons and t-shirts. Instead of over…
Straight Outta Ireland
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this special "Straight Outta Ireland" edition of the Writers Read podcast. In this episode, we move beyond the myths to bring you raw, lyrical, true five-minute stories from a a lineup of literary heavyweights:
Malachy McCourt: The legendary storyteller and author…
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