Ritual with Sarah O'Sullivan and Maia Purdue

from Voice Notes · host Marcus Bateson

Join Sarah and Maia in this first writing interview as they discuss Sarah's piece "Morning Routine" featured in Episode 1. Sit back and relax as they discuss everything from YouTube Influencer Culture, the pressures of mobile phones, getting creative in a pandemic and Frodo Baggins' real name. You're in for a treat! For more information about the show and to be reminded of upcoming episodes, follow Mac Tíre Theatre on social media platforms or check out our website mactiretheatre.com If you'd like to submit work as a writer, please get in touch at the email [email protected] Happy Friday friends!

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