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Left Out is a new weekly news podcast, bringing you the top stories from around Ireland. Join Aoife and Jenny as they break down, debate, and correct each other on whatever happens to be the discourse du jour.
Unknown Host hosts Left Out.
It’s our first episode girls, and we are diving straight in: what’s wrong the mainstream media (and why won’t they give us jobs?) and why is bonfire season escaping the bounds of the 12th into full-on white supremacist v
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Left Out is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under News (Politics) and has published 0 episodes.
Left Out regularly covers News, Politics, Society, Culture. It sits in the News category, with a Politics focus.
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