Gript Media Podcasts

TRSI 61 - Not quite the Nuremberg rallies

A Government minister says SF's planned public meetings are akin to the Nuremberg rallies of Nazi Germany; Martin and FF are coming out on top of Government formation talks; and it looks like Simon Harris forgot to ask the IRFU to cancel the Ireland v Italy match before he went out and publicly announced its cancellation.

TRSI 60 - The uncivil war for the Seanad

The Seanad is often used as a holding room for politicians who didn't quite make it on the national stage. It's not quite the political afterlife, but it's not quite the world of the living. With so many notable TDs after losing their seats the fight to get a Seanad seat is likely to turn unpleasant; also why Rory Hearne, a Seanad candidate, has been retweeting the phrase "Antisemitism is a scam".

TRSI 59 - Drew Harris and Sinn Fein

Drew Harris has said that he believes that the army council is still involved in the running of Sinn Fein, but was he right and should he have made the comments or is he overstepping by becoming involved in politics?

You've got Kids 16 - Parenting after losing a child

Aine sits down with Vicky Wall to discuss what it's like to lost a child, how it impacts on your other children, and Vicky's work with Every Life Counts, a charity which supports the families of children who have terminal conditions.

https://www.everylifecounts.ie/

TRSI 58 - Get the AK

A Sinn Fein TD with some questionable views on a whole array of subjects; is a grand coalition possible and is there any chance it could actually work as a government; and the battle for the leadership of Labour goes to a fight between the Minister for Doing Nothing and AK47.

 

From start - Reada Cronin
18:14 - The Grand Coalition
46:15 - Labour Leadership

Sunday Reflection 16 - No part of the law will be abolished

Father Luuk Jansen, from St Mary's Church in Cork, brings us his Sunday Reflection. This week he talks about the commandments and the peace and hope that God gives us.

You Can Cook Too 22 - Glazed salmon with cucumber sesame salad

This episode Patricia shows you how to make a light glazed salmon with a cucumber sesame salad that will feed four.

 

She pairs it with Song for the Salmon by Jeff Rona.

Ingredients and Instructions.

4 tabsps mirin
4 tabsps soy sauce
2 tabsps soft brown sugar
1 tabsp lemon juice
4 skinless salmon fillets

Serve with cucumber sesame salad

Mix the first 4 ingredients and put them over the salmon fillets to marinade for about 10 mins in the fridge. Then remove the fillets and put them under the grill or bake them covered with tinfoil.
Pour the marinade into a saucepan and reduce to a glaze. Pour over the cooked salmon.

Cucumber sesame salad – 1 tabsp mirin
1 tabsp rice vinegar (or wine vinegar)
1 teasp. sesame oil
2 small cucumbers – sliced in fine ribbons with a peeler or
mandoline

Whisk the first 3 ingredients and toss the cucumber ribbons in this dressing.
Serve with the salmon.

TRSI 57 - Should Leo survive?

A bruising election has left the three great historic parties of the state in disarray, with the strategies being pursued by Martin, Leo, and Howlin all now being called into question. All three led their parties in new directions, all three failed. They could all survive this failure, but should they?

TRSI 56 - What we know so far

The election count is still ongoing but there's already winners, losers, and people wondering why they bothered in the first place. It's been a pretty good election for the pro-life, and a pretty bad election for the biggest movers on Repeal in the 2016 Dail.

Sunday Reflection 15 - A city on the hill cannot be hid

Father Luuk Jansen, from St Mary's Church in Cork, brings us his Sunday Reflection. This week he talks about becomming cities on the hilltop that all can see.