Gript Media Podcasts

TRSI 50 - A goat with the face of a man

Gary and Michael discuss a divine goat, the election and the new opinion poll, and the National Women's Council of Ireland's new manifesto, which politicians haven been so eager to sign on to it appears many of them aren't actually reading what it says.

 

0:00 - The Divine Goat
8:30 - Election and the polls
26:15 - NWCI Manifesto

TRSI 49 - On Roger Scruton

Michael and Gary talk about Roger Scruton, the most well known Conservative philosopher of the 20th century, following his recent death from cancer.

You Can Cook Too 19 - Clafoutis

Patricia shows you how to make Clafoutis, a delicious French desert.

She pairs it with Edith Piaf's L'hymne à l'amour

Clafoutis

For 6

3 eating apples cored, peeled and quartered

25 gms. butter

25 gms caster sugar (or low calorie alternative)

Finely grated zest of 1 lemon

100 gms blackberries

Batter:

50 gms plain flour

Pinch salt

25 gms caster sugar (or low calorie alternative)

2 medium eggs

200 mls whole milk

Icing sugar to dust

Melt butter and put into dish and brush round sides also. Add apples, sugar and lemon zest and toss them together. Roast for about 15 mins. in preheated oven 190C/375F/gas 5. Make the batter with flour, salt and sugar. Beat eggs lightly and pour into flour. Whisk in milk until batter is smooth. Add berries to the apples and pour over the batter. Bake for 35-40 minutes with occasional checking. Leave it to cool – the risen mixture will drop somewhat. Dust with sugar and serve with cream. Or serve it immediately and the cream will cool it down.

This is superbly easy. The most time-consuming part is peeling the apples. If using all soft fruit no need to pre-cook as with apples above.

TRSI 48 - FG appear to have forgotten how to run an election

Gary and Michael talk about Joe Loughnane, a People Before Profit election candidate who was recorded talking about 'sorting a lot of people out with a lot of drugs' and how the first week of the election has gone for Fine Gael.

 

Joe Loughnane - From Start

The Election - 26:20

Sunday Reflection 13 - Being John the Baptist

Father Luuk Jansen, from St Mary's Church in Cork, brings us his Sunday Reflection. This week he talks about changing your life to become like John the Baptist and point those around you to God.

You've Got Kids 15 - How to recognize and deal with pre and post natal depression

Post-natal depression will impact on 1 in 10 women, with pre-natal depression impacting on roughly as many. We talk to Professor Patricia Casey, consultant psychiatrist at the Mater Hospital, on how to recognize and deal with pre and post-natal depression.

TRSI 47 - If you kill one of ours we'll kill 82 of ours and 63 Canadians

Gary and Michael talk the Iran fiasco, which frankly couldn't have gone better for Donald Trump, and the inevitable Irish general election.

Sunday Reflection 12 - Baptism is a rebirth as children of God

Father Luuk Jansen, from St Mary's Church in Cork, brings us his Sunday Reflection. This week he talks of the baptism of Jesus and the importance of accepting the gift of grace and continuing on the path it puts us on.

You Can Cook Too 18 - Brown Sugar Plums

Patricia shows you how to make brown sugar plums, a delicious and simple desert.

Ingredients and Instructions

For 4

8 plums halved and stoned

2 tabsps. light brown muscovado sugar

½ tsp. cinnamon

300 mls soured cream (I use crème fraiche or plain yoghurt)

2 tabsp demarara sugar

Heat oven to 220 C, gas 7. Put plums in a dish to make a tight fitting in a single layer. Mix sugar and cinnamon and sprinkle over the plums. Bake for 20-25 mins. Spoon cream over and sprinkle with demerara sugar. Brown under s grill until sugar melts for a crunchier topping. Serve with shortbread biscuits.

TRSI 46 - FG Surprised to learn the Black and Tans Remain Unpopular

Gary and Michael discuss FG's apparent blindsiding by the public reaction to their decision to commemorate the RIC, and Ricky Gervais at the Oscars.