This podcast covers practical topics for financial wellness, including buying vs. renting, saving money at the grocery store, maximizing income potential, and ways to battle money anxiety. Guests share their personal financial journeys and tools that made a difference in their lives.
This transcript provides a brief history of "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland, including the background tensions between Protestants and Catholics and the timeline of events leading up to the conflict that lasted from the late 1960s to 1998.
Two hosts talk about the history behind the Lebanese banking system and its decline, which has resulted in the country's economic crisis.
The difference in treatment between the IRA prisoners in internment camps and jails caused them to fight for their rights as political prisoners, with a goal to be viewed differently from criminal prisoners. The IRA eventually initiated hunger strikes in the 1980s to demand their rights.
The new podcast aims to answer unusual questions to better understand our lives and realities, starting with the blanket protest depicted in the movie "Hunger".
The speaker expresses their apprehension about re-watching a TV show due to its realistic portrayal of a controversial topic. They also discuss the formation of strong bonds between IRA prisoners who were treated poorly.
Tim and Ed delve into the 1981 hunger strike at Northern Ireland's Maze Prison where 10 Irish Republican Army (IRA) members starved themselves to death to protest for their rights. They discuss the background, history and aftermath of this protest with a call to listeners for their opinions.
Matthew Feeney shares a funny story about wild squirrels crawling on people's laps and shoulders.
A promo for both the "On Purpose with Jay Shetty" and "Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman" podcasts, highlighting their focus on real-life stories of personal growth and scientific exploration, respectively.