With social change being demanded more than ever before, I bring you 'The Under Thought Podcast''. This series delves deep into growing social issues within our society and attempts to raise awareness of these topics. Host Devon O' Mahony (Computer Science & Sociology student at UCC Ireland) shares his opinion on the matter from a youthful perspective. Most importantly, this is a show driven by unpopular opinions which we hope will lead to social change, both big and small, in our everyday lives.
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Chloe Carey
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awomansplaceireland
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Ben King
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Daniel Bradish
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People of the Isles
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Kevin Murphy
Ryan Andrews
Naomi O'Leary and Tim Mc Inerney
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Nicholas Millhouse
RTÉ
Rachel Welker
Stephanie O'Rourke
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Robert Strong
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Eddie Lenihan
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The Currency
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Sarah-Jane
Marking the obvious
Mark Kelly
Aisling O' Rourke
Joyce Ryan
Martin Nutty
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Newstalk
Scéalta Belfast
Katie Sylvest
Seamus Kelly
Tommy McKearney
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London Irish Business Society
Sadhbh Mullen
Marchel
Kim Kapustka
Alisha Houlihan and Laura Martin
Early Childhood Ireland
Damian Shiels
History Ireland