November 2023

The Dublin Riots: The Denial of Dignity and the Rage of the Unloved – Episode 132

In this episode, Dara tries to get his head around the riots that took place in Dublin recently after a violent knife attack on young children outside their school in the middle of the day. The subsequent outpouring of shock and anger escalated into a night of destruction, rioting and looting in the city centre, fuelled by anti-immigrant rhetoric.

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Don’t Come Out Until You’re Sorry, or To Whom Do You Need to Atone? – Episode 131

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In this episode, Dara reflects on some Jewish insights into the Israel-Palestine conflict which he found both helpful and inspiring. He posits that in the act of dehumanising Palestinians, Israel ends up dehumanising itself, which is its own kind of tragedy.

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Zionist Intransigence, Pop Star Isolation, and the Power of the Originating Wound – Episode 130

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Don’t Turn Off the Lights! or, Have You Made Room for Romance? – Episode 129

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In this episode Dara reveals that he is unaccustomed to the comfort of pajamas. This fact is relevant to a very recent late-night incident that he shares. That same incident concluded with an inherent contradiction relating to the presence of both love and rejection.

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Killers of the Flower Moon – a Haunting Tale of White Evil – Episode 128

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In this cultural episode, Dara is in awe of two recent Shakespearean recitations he caught on small screens, delivered fifty years apart in almost identical settings by two masters of the form. He makes an effort of his own and is embarrassed by the resulting evidence of his lesser skill.

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The Dublin Riots: The Denial of Dignity and the Rage of the Unloved – Episode 132

Don’t Come Out Until You’re Sorry, or To Whom Do You Need to Atone? – Episode 131

Zionist Intransigence, Pop Star Isolation, and the Power of the Originating Wound – Episode 130

Don’t Turn Off the Lights! or, Have You Made Room for Romance? – Episode 129

Killers of the Flower Moon – a Haunting Tale of White Evil – Episode 128

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