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Welcome to the Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Show, hosted by Mary Moynihan and Freda Manweiler. Join us for an hour of discussions on equality, diversity, and the powerful work of artists advocating for human rights. From theatre and film to digital arts and sculpture, we explore a wide array of creative forms that inspire change. Tune in to hear unique perspectives and stories from the world of art, all recorded at Dublin South FM. https://smashingtimes.ie/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Show, hosted by Mary Moynihan and Freda Manweiler. Join us for an hour of discussions on equality, diversity, and the powerful work of artists advocating for human rights. From theatre and film to digital arts and sculpture, we explore a wide array of creative forms that inspire change.
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times is hosted by Smashing Times. The show has published 51 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Mary Moynihan journeys to the Skelligs on the Wild Atlantic Ocean" (4 September 2026, 58 minutes), "Interview with Paddy Bushe" (19 August 2026, 57 minutes), and "Interview with Barry Ward" (6 August 2026, 58 minutes).
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 51 episodes.
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Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
This radio show features broadcaster Mary Moynihan taking listeners on a captivating journey to the historic Skellig Islands off the coast of County Kerry, sharing her personal adventure climbing the 618 stone steps to...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
Today’s show has a feature artist interview with poet Paddy Bushe who is one of the six contributing artists to Edition VII of Tintreach: The Smashing Times Arts and Literary Journal. Paddy Bushe was born in Dublin, and...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
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Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
This edition of the Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Radio Show looks back at the inaugural Kerry Arts and Human Rights Festival , which took place on 18 and 19 July 2026 in Cahersiveen and Valentia Island on the...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
On today's show, presenter Mary Moynihan is sharing news about the first-ever Kerry Arts and Human Rights Festival taking place on the 18 and 19 July 2026 in Cahersiveen and Valentia Island, county Kerry, along...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
Smashing Times Arts & Human Rights Radio Show on Dublin South FM 24 June + 1 July 2026, 6-7pm In Conversation: The Jewish Anti-Zionist Congress On today's programme, presenter Mary Moynihan is talking with four...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>The Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Radio show broadcast on Wednesday 27 May, 6-7pm (repeated Wednesday 3 June 2026, 6-7pm) and available as a podcast), features an interview with the award winning...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
The Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Radio show broadcast on Wednesday 27 May, 6-7pm (repeated Wednesday 3 June 2026, 6-7pm) and available as a podcast), features an interview with the award winning internationally...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>The Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Radio show broadcast on Wednesday 10 and 16 June 6-7pm (and available as a podcast) features a reflection by Mary Moynihan on war and peace. Global military spending now...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
The Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Radio show broadcast on Wednesday 27 May, 6-7pm (repeated Wednesday 3 June 2026, 6-7pm) and available as a podcast), features an interview with the award winning internationally...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>Today’s show is dedicated to the art of dance in the context of arts and human rights. The show begins with a call by presenter Mary Moynihan for peace and non-violence across the world and for greater investment in...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
The Smashing Times Arts and Human Rights Radio Show, broadcast Wednesday 29 April and Wednesday 3 May, 6-7pm, is presented by Mary Moynihan on Dublin South FM. On the show, we are launching a new occasional segment...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>On this week's show, guest artist interview is with Elizabeth Moynihan, a successful actor, writer and director. As a writer Elizabeth’s new play Happiness Then returns by popular demand for its third year. Elizabeth...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>In this episode, we reflect on the ‘No Kings’ demonstrations in the United States and the courage of the protesters who are standing up for human rights. Additionally, we provide a preview of "Tracey Emin: A Second...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>In this episode, we discuss the powerful memoir ‘When Breath Becomes Air’ by Paul Kalanithi, reflecting on the interconnecting emotions of joy and grief as well as the ‘silent’ grief experienced by parents when their...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p> Mary reflects on the war in the Middle East, on Iranian artists speaking out for freedom, and on the urgent need to end war, authoritarianism and genocide. The programme also highlights upcoming Smashing Times...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>Chat and live music with Carol Scott, Peter Gallagher and Sebastien Luthers of CAS, a four-piece Celtic ensemble launching their new album "Tonnta na Maidine" on 9th April at The Cobblestone Pub, Dublin; and with...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
Mary explores the power of protest songs and the vital connection between music and activism. From Woody Guthrie and Aretha Franklin to Bruce Springsteen, Billy Bragg and the global legacy of Which Side Are You On, the...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>In an era of rising inequality, authoritarianism, and threats to democracy, this episode explores the growing call for artists to speak out. We delve into the enduring power of protest songs as tools of resistance...
Arts & Human Rights with Smashing Times
<p>This episode features an in-depth interview with Dublin-based visual artist Stephen Doody. Working primarily in sculpture, Stephen’s practice is rooted in collaboration, community engagement, and environmental...
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Palestinian author, historian, and academic, The Palestine Chronicle
Gubernatorial Candidate for the State of Nevada, Westminster American Insurance Company
Director of DIAS Dunsink Observatory, Dunsink Observatory at the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
Jews for Palestine Ireland
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