הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Mooney (2025)

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Calling all farmers: the Breeding Waders EIP needs you! 24:20

3d ago24:20

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Amongst Ireland’s breeding birds, it is members of the wader family that are in the most severe trouble. The Breeding Waders European Innovation Partnership (EIP) has been established to try to save these struggling birds and its Project Manager, Owen Murphy, speaks to the show.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Humpback Whale bites off more than it can chew 14:46

3d ago14:46

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In a recent viral video, a Chilean kayaker called Adrián Simancas had an encounter with a Humpback Whale which could certainly be described as up close and personal! On tonight’s programme, Pádraig Whooley, Sightings Officer with the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group, is your guide to the remarbable Humpback Whale.…

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EP9 Imposter Syndrome Holding You Back? Watch This Coaching Session with Alenka 51:56

9d ago51:56

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In this special coaching episode, I sit down with one of our POWER members, the wonderful Alenka Kurstic, a Tao Face Yoga teacher and soon-to-be certified Kundalini Yoga teacher. Alenka’s passion is helping women take guilt-free time for themselves, avoid burnout, and reconnect with their natural rhythms. However, she’s facing a common challenge—be…

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My Defence I told you so!! 19:25

9d ago19:25

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In this "Mooney on Politics" podcast, I reflect on Ireland's planned defence investments, saying "I told you so!" I again critique past neglect while acknowledging the signs of progress... but above all I stress the need to boost defence capacity, irrespective of neutrality debates.

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Hazel Dormouse in Co. Kildare 4:00

3d ago4:00

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A listener from Co. Kildare sent us a photo of a very small mammal that she discovered fast asleep in Co. Kildare. We showed it to Éanna, who immediately recognised it as a Hazel Dormouse which is not native to Ireland.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Marsh Fritillary butterfly 10:19

3d ago10:19

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Just one species of insect has specifically been afforded protection under Irish law: the Marsh Fritillary butterfly. Every year, volunteers from the Irish Peatland Conservation Council conduct surveys of wet grassland areas to monitor the species. Terry Flanagan met Nuala Madigan from the group.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Knock, knock. Who’s there? The Green Woodpecker! 10:13

10d ago10:13

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One of the most prominent birds at this time of year in the south of France, both visually and aurally, is the Green Woodpecker. The species is common and widespread across most of Europe, but absent from Ireland.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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If it doesn’t walk like a duck and it doesn’t talk like a duck . . . it may still be a duck! 15:24

10d ago15:24

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One of Ireland’s scarcest and most elusive breeding birds, the Goosander is not your typical duck. As far as we know, Ireland’s Goosanders breed only in the uplands of Co. Wicklow. Eager to see his first ever Goosander, Terry Flanagan went to a secluded Wicklow lake and met local naturalist, author and bird-expert Declan Murphy.…

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Wearing your art on your sleeve: the ink-redible world of animal tattoos 8:11

10d ago8:11

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Once considered something of a niche interest, a recent survey revealed that 35% of people in Ireland have at least one tattoo. On last week’s programme, we discussed one particularly famous animal-themed tattoo design, the Swallow. To continue this theme, on tonight’s programme we take a look at some other animal and plant-themed tattoos.…

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Pesticides in pet fur pose problems for nesting birds 13:53

10d ago13:53

13:53

Owners of cats or dogs will know that they shed lots of fur. While many deliberately leave this fur in gardens for birds, it may be doing harm. A team of researchers from the University of Sussex has discovered that chemicals used for the treatment of pet fleas and ticks can kill the chicks of songbirds. Dr. Cannelle Tassin de Montaigu joins us.…

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La Fête du Mimosa 5:26

10d ago5:26

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This week, Niall happens to be speaking to us from Mandelieu-La Napoule in the Côte d'Azur. It's known as the Mimosa Capital of France...that's the tree rather than the cocktail! Native to southern Australia, the Mimosa is known to botanists as Acacia dealbata, a fast-growing evergreen tree which thrives in dry, sunny climes.…

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EP8 The Conscious Tipping Point: AI, Chakras & Revolutionizing Spiritual Business with Dr. Lisa Turner 38:13

14d ago38:13

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Welcome to The Light Work Podcast! Today, I’m beyond excited to bring you a powerful, mind-expanding conversation with Dr. Lisa Turner. Lisa is a visionary leader, engineer-turned-spiritual teacher, and founder of CETfreedom. She works with changemakers, entrepreneurs, and seekers to break through inner limitations, align with their soul’s purpose,…

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EP7 When to Quit Your Job and Go All-In A Spiritual Business Decision-Making Guide 43:26

16d ago43:26

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Hi there, I am so thrilled you're here with me today for this powerful episode on decision-making as a spiritual entrepreneur. Running a successful healing or coaching business requires making key decisions about your time, investments, and pricing. But when is the right time to take the next step? In this episode, I break down three of the biggest…

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Here Comes the Sun! 3:50

17d ago3:50

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In 1969, George Harrison composed one of the The Beatles' most popular and enduring songs, in celebration of the arrival of spring and the promise of better days to come. As Éanna informs us, it may have “been a long, cold, lonely winter”, but the good news is that the season of spring officially sprung in Ireland on February 1st.…

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Humpback Whale makes a journey spanning three oceans 14:45

17d ago14:45

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A recent study revealed that a male Humpback Whale travelled a record-breaking distance, spanning three oceans, in order to find a mate, raising the alarm about how climate change may be affecting the migratory behaviour of these massive denizens of the deep.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Proud as a Peacock: looking at mating displays in the animal kingdom 12:19

17d ago12:19

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On a recent visit to Portugal, Derek spotted a Peacock – or a male Indian Peafowl, to give him his formal title – strutting his stuff in front of a distinctly underwhelmed group of females. While synonomous with peacocks, many other members of the animal kingdom have similar rituals of display and wooing.…

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Celebrating Snowdrop Month 10:11

17d ago10:11

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February is often referred to as “Snowdrop Month”, as it is the time of year when these delightful flowers burst forth from the soil marking the arrival of spring. Terry Flanagan went to visit Burtown House in Co. Kildare, a Quaker House whose gardens come alive with snowdrops and other flowers each spring.…

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Ceramic Swallows in Lisbon 10:11

17d ago10:11

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On his recent trip to Portugal, Derek noticed a striking ornithological motif while walking the streets and browsing the shops of Lisbon: lots and lots of ornate ceramic Swallows.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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EP6 Live Coaching Session: Step Into Your CEO Role & Grow Your Spiritual Business 45:50

17d ago45:50

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Hi there, I am so thrilled you’re here with me today! This episode is a special one—it’s a live coaching session with a spiritual entrepreneur navigating the ups and downs of running a holistic business. If you've ever felt uncertain about your income, struggled to consistently fill your client calendar, or felt like you're working a lot but not se…

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EP5 The Visibility Shift Be Your Own Hype Woman and Attract More Clients 20:14

18d ago20:14

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Hi there, I am so thrilled you’re here with me today. If you’ve ever wondered why yourspiritual business isn’t bringing in enough clients or money, this episode is for you. The simple truth?Visibility. Many lightworkers and healerslove doing the work but struggle toget seen and heard in the crowded online space. Today, we’re diving deep into themos…

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EP4 Avoid Burnout Self-Care Strategies to Protect Your Mental Health as a Spiritual Entrepreneur 46:41

19d ago46:41

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Hi There, I’m so glad you’re here with me today. In this episode, I’m opening up aboutmental health, burnout, and the importance of self-care as a spiritual entrepreneur. After experiencing anxiety, panic attacks, and deep exhaustion from overworking in my business, I had to make some serious changes. I’m sharing thepractices and tools that helped …

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EP3 The Simple 2-Step Business Plan Every Spiritual Entrepreneur Needs to follow 12:15

20d ago12:15

12:15

Hi there I’m so excited to have you here with me today. In this episode of The LightWork Podcast, I’m breaking down my simple 2-step business plan that works every single year. If you’re a spiritual entrepreneur, healer, or coach wondering how to bring in consistent income, get more clients, and grow your business without burnout, this episode is f…

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EP2: 5 Surprising Success Habits to Transform Your Life and Spiritual Business 25:03

21d ago25:03

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Hey There, I’m so excited to have you here with me today. In this episode of The LightWork Podcast, I’m sharing five surprising habits that have made a huge difference in my life and spiritual business. These are small, simple changes that have helped me grow a fulfilling, sustainable, and profitable business while sharing my healing gifts with the…

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EP1 Not Every Great Idea is a Great Idea: How to Choose the Right Path for Your Spiritual Business 20:10

22d ago20:10

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Hey, I’m so excited to have you here with me today! Welcome to the very first episode of The LightWork Podcast! If you’re a spiritual business owner, you are in the right place. I created this podcast to support you in building a profitable, fulfilling, and sustainable business while sharing your healing gifts with the world. In today’s episode, I’…

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The Red Fox 54:58

24d ago54:58

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This is a repeat of today's Nature on One documentary. In it, biologist Terry Flanagan delves into the fascinating world of the red fox. Known for its adaptability and intelligence, it plays a vital role in the ecosystem and offers insight into the delicate balance of nature.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Eggs 52:56

1M ago52:56

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We Irish love eggs, consuming hundreds of millions of them each year... but have you ever stopped to wonder what exactly a bird's egg is?על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Dürer's Rhinoceros 54:38

1M ago54:38

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In this repeat of a special one-hour Mooney Goes Wild documentary, we delve into the history of Dürer's Rhinoceros.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Colum Eastwood, planning for Irish Unity 16:31

1M ago16:31

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In this episode I chat with Colum Eastwood MP, about the work his New Ireland Commission is doing to drive planning for a new and united Ireland. We delve into the Commission's strategies for engaging with diverse communities, its approach to creating a more prosperous society for all. Colum mentions (in passing) he is currently writing a book... o…

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The Disputed Toll 54:25

1M ago54:25

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In 1872, Maharajah, an Indian elephant, and his keeper, Lorenzo The Lion Tamer Laurence, walked for ten days from Edinburgh to Manchester. In this Nature on One documentary, zoologist Dr. Richard Collins tells the delightful story of Maharajah’s journey. Image courtesy of Manchester Art Gallery.על ידי RTÉ Radio 1

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Justice and Defence and the next PfG 18:40

2M ago18:40

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In this more security policy focused episode I look at some of the potentially positive elements of the probable Programme for Government (PfG), specifically the justice/law and order ones, and the very definitely negative ones on the defence, particularly the absence of any timeline to fix the decade of neglect.…

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Pope Leo's Elephant 54:43

2M ago54:43

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Tonight's programme is a repeat of our Christmas Day special documentary 'Pope Leo's Elephant'. In 1514, King Manuel I of Portugal sent an extraordinary diplomatic gift to Pope Leo X: an Asian Elephant named Hanno. Derek Mooney and Niall Hatch dig deeper into Hanno’s remarkable story in the Eternal City, Rome.…

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