Episodes
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#8: Scibernia - Dublin Time at Dunsink Observatory
A visit to Dunsink Observatory
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#7: Scibernia - Splitting The Atom
#7: Scibernia - Splitting The Atom by Gerard Cunningham
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#5: Control What You Publish
#5: Control What You Publish by Gerard Cunningham
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#4: Scibernia - GM Potatoes
#4: Scibernia - GM Potatoes by Gerard Cunningham
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#3: Memories and Spanish Flu
#3: Memories and Spanish Flu by Gerard Cunningham
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#2: Infinity And Beyond
To Inifnity: Audio storytelling essays
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#1: June Anniversaries
June Anniversaries - Some thoughts on Colmcille, pilgrimate, ritual and memory
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20: Finding Your Voice
Finding Your Own Voice
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#6: The Moving Pictures Pilot
Demo episode for Moving Pictures, a planned podcast about comics and comics spinoffs. An Interview with comic book writer Michael Carroll.
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#16: Choosing a Panel
What goes into choosing a panel for a radio programme? RTE producer Kay Sheehy outlines some of the constraints at Hearing Women's Voices, an event organised by the National Women's Council of Ireland, 10 November 2015
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14: Mechanical Meitheal - A Sound+Vision funded documentary
First-person accounts of the history and development of software localisation efforts in the Irish language, in the open source world and also in proproietary formats. A 45 minute documentary by Gerard Cunningham with support from the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, first broadcast on Dublin...
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#15: Ice Cream on Bunglas
Icecream on Bunglas, what better way to pass a sunny day? With apologies for the variable sound quality. I was still learning the basics of editing at the time. The final edit of a radio package on Pat McShane, ice cream salesman on Sliabh Liag in Co Donegal. The clip was broadcast on RTÉ's Today...
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#18: Charlie Hebdo Memorial
NUJ memorial gathering for Charlie Hebdo staff and others, Dublin Castle, 10 January 2015.
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19: Wookies and Whooshes- Star WarsSound Effects
A brief reflection on some of the sound effects on Star Wars
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#11: When Are Bloggers Media?
Question to Kevin Bakhurst and Prof John Horgan at NUJ event marking World Press Freedom Day, 1 May 2014
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#10: John Horgan
Speech by Press Ombudsman John Horgan speech at NUJ event marking World Press Freedom Day, 1 May 2014
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#9: Kevin Bakhurst
Question to Kevin Bakhurst and Prof John Horgan at NUJ event marking World Press Freedom Day, 1 May 2014
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#17: Kevin O'Sullivan on Ethics and Journalism
Question and answer to Irish Times editor Kevin O'Sullivan at ethics and journalism event, Kevin Street DIT, 24 April 2014
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#13: Scibernia - Solar weather and planet Earth
An interview with Dr Lyndsay Fletcher, Glasgow University, about solar weather, recorded for Scibernia in June 2011.
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#12: Scibernia - Science Teachers Ireland
An interview with Yvonne Higgins, chairperson of the Irish Science Teachers Association, for Scibernia, recorded in April 2011.
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