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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2018 · 21 MIN

The Girl in the Bubble - Louise Burne

from Audio Tales TU Dublin · host Audio Tales TU Dublin

Louise Burne looks at her experience of having a south Dublin accent to see if growing up with this accent has led to unfair preconceptions of her accent. Accents are something we have no control over and are largely formed by our parents, where we went to school and where we grew up. However, as human beings, we are extremely quick to judge people on their accent and form preconceptions about people based on the way they speak. Produced by Louise Burne, BA Journalism 2016 for the School of Media, TU Dublin, City Campus. Music Blue Dot Sessions: The Molerat Blue Dot Sessions: Martquetry Blue Dot Sessions: Astrisx Blue Dot Sessions: El Tajo Blue Dot Sessions: Lumber Down Blue Dot Sessions: The Zappelin

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