This podcast series explores how the Irish landscape was understood and pictured in the 18th and 19th centuries, and how it might be transformed in the future in a changing climate. Interviews with historians of art, literature, and landscape architecture are complemented by interviews with leading climate scientists to explore the past and potential futures of Ireland natural environment, particularly its coasts and forests.
Archive
No Name Club
APNIreland Podcast
Ciara Why
Denis Ryan
Aisling O' Rourke
Nicholas Millhouse
Love Ireland
Christopher Martino
Bahaar Thareja
Accenture
Black In Ireland
ray gun
Bellevue College Students of POLS 204 and CMST 261
AIRPI
Laura Burke
Ghaam
Tudor and Stuart Ireland Conference 2022
Chloe Carey
Dyslexia Association of Ireland
Sadhbh Mullen
Chris Deacon
Marchel
Ben Emmett
Tudor and Stuart Ireland in assocation with History Hub.
Louisamay Hanrahan
Collaborative Studios
STAND
begelzim
Racism is Real in Ireland – Nearcast
Newstalk
Kevin Murphy
Adam Fahy
kathy ireland
Sporting Pride Ireland
Ireland Bost
Roos Demol
Sharon Downey
Lance
Sam Elebert
demilecireland
Social Entrepreneurs Ireland
Mark Kelly
Shared Ireland
Sanziana
Seamus Kelly
None
BNL Productions
Tudor and Stuart Ireland in association with History Hub.ie
Tudor and Stuart Ireland in assocation with History Hub.
Evan Cochran
European Movement Ireland
The Journal
RTÉ
Self Balance Scooters
Historyhub.ie
The Ireland Canada Business Association
Alesso
USA Tory
Rebecca
J. P. Bruce
Tudor and Stuart Ireland
Stella & Dot UK & Ireland
Tortoise Shack Media
TheJournal.ie
Sean Farrell
Adam Gorman
Centre For Creative Practices
Loyal Books
None
We Can't Even
Kseniya Grinkevich
Gareth Stack
Conor Joyce and Megan McGarrity
Erin Meehan Breen
Sarah Plummer
Mattcastingles
Ben Kelly
Sarah-Jane
Concern Worldwide
Kuba
Cmere Tity
Tudor and Stuart Ireland in association with History Hub.ie
Going Places
American Family Association
Carly
Leon Hartnett
Met Éireann
DSRC
Martin Nutty
Collaborative Studios
DaMadDub
office@wiprogram.org
Amanda Labee
Robert Strong
RTÉ:Ireland
Words Lightly Spoken
Tudor and Stuart Ireland
Jack Scan
Katie Sylvest