humans of trinity: Recent Episodes
humans of trinity by ellen + anna
we wanted to do this podcast because we’re both fascinated by people and their stories.
humans of trinity is about connecting with people who can sometimes seem like strangers but very often we have an awful lot in common with.
trinity college dublin is irelands oldest university located in the heart of the city. this podcast explores the curious lives of strangers on campus.
it’s about listening and learning and sharing stories. it’s about the power of people :)
Hosted and produced by ellen mckimm and anna clarke xxx
we are so excited to announce our second last guest on this season of h.o.t will be the one the only Theo Stephens Keogh.
Theo will be joining us from some chill chats, play a few tunes and perhaps a few dcms.
theo is a 2nd-year computer science student and an extremely talented artist! He's also an absolute gem of a human 🤍
tomorrow at 6 on tfm!! we're only buzzing :)
lotsa love,
ellen and anna xxx
we are so excited to announce our guest for this special international women’s day edition of h.o.t!
the fabulous megan o’driscoll will be joining us to chat about all things feminism, empowerment and to tell us her story. 🤍
megan is a 2nd-year political sciences (BESS) student, a talented poet and an accomplished debater. she is about as multifaceted and multitalented as they come!🤍
her twitter presence is also high key iconic ;)
we can’t wait to chat with megan and hear her stories.
tune in today at 6!
lotsa love,
ellen and anna xxx
So new time this month and amazing new guest! we are so excited for the March edition of humans of trinity to be kicking off with the legend himself Peter O’Brien. In this episode, we discuss everything from movies, film, arts, creativity, college, friends, travel and so much more!!
Peter is from Kilkenny and is living the high life in halls, studying BESS.
his go-to party trick is alphabet aerobics (also known as that rap thingy) He’s very cool.
we wanted to do this show because we’re both fascinated by people and their stories.
humans of trinity is about connecting with people who can sometimes seem like strangers but very often we have an awful lot in common with.
it’s about listening and learning and sharing stories.
it’s about the power of people ;)
Hosted and produced by ellen mckimm and anna clarke
welcome to season 1 episode 4! we are so excited to announce that the fabulous Francine Ibeh will be joining us as our guest this thursday!! 🤍🤍
francine is a Law and German student as well as being an incredible debater and activist. she is one of those people you warm to within seconds of meeting her!
francine is extremely involved in law soc (RBG who??) and is part of the hist subcommittee fighting racism and microaggressions in trinity and wider society in general.
we can’t wait to hear her story and for you all to hear it too!
Hosted and produced by Ellen McKimm and Anna Clarke
Episode 3 Season 1 drumroll plssss 🤍
we are super duper excited to announce that our third guest will be the incredible miss carla cooney, lawpol icon, native of the most romantic town in Ireland (athlone obvs) and pete davidson enthusiast.
carla is passionate about all things feminism and social justice and we couldn’t be more excited to chat to her and hear her stories!
make sure to tune in, same time same place ;) Hosted, produced and edited by Ellen McKimm and Anna Clarke🤍
This is the 2 podcast of season 1 of the humans of trinity journey. Our guest this week was Luke Rabbitte a first-year computer science and french student. He recently released an album on spotify and is also an extremely talented photographer. This week we discuss making music, creative pursuits and being covid refreshers in Trinity.
Thank you all for listening to our live show on trinity fm every thursday from 5-6.
Humans of trinity is about connecting with people who can sometimes seem like strangers, but very often we have an awful lot in common with.
It’s about listening and learning and sharing stories.
It’s about the power of people.
Hosts Anna Clarke and Ellen McKimm, produced by Anna Clarke and Ellen McKimm.