Everywhere We Go
Episodes
On this week’s episode I sit down with Paul Kinsella, I have one word for Paul, Tenacious.
I came across Paul on Instagram where he shares his home and life with Penny and Mark.
Paul is so open and honest as we chat through his beautiful relationship with his best friend his mom, moving on and finding love and support in a new family.
We chat through him travelling the world as a dancer, meeting Mark, falling in love, that engagement ...
On this week’s episode I sit down with Brandon and Aaron, at just 16 years of age it was a transition year project that found Brandon and a friend organise a sleep out in Donaghmede to help families dealing with homelessness, born from his own acquittances with homelessness Brandon set up Dublin homeless awareness.
You have to forgive me for contently mentioning their age but the fact is that these kids are doing more for the rough ...
On this week’s episode I sit down with mother and daughter duo Carmel and Saoirse, with only 22 years between them they have a uniquely close relationship.
Carmel tells me about her shock pregnancy on Saoirse, finding out she was pregnant on her graduation day as her waters brake as she is headed into the great hall.
We chat through the trauma of her delivery and dealing with a series of horrible medical events that followed them thr...
On this week’s episode I sit down with Tracy Lally, Tracy is a makeup artist, Tracy is a sister a daughter a wife but above all Tracy is a mum.
Tracy’s raw emotion broke my heart last Christmas as she gave her followers a glimpse into her life as a co parent.
It is her first time to open up like this and I am so thankful she did it with me, we talk about the beginning of her pregnancy on Tilly and the struggle she faced with this and...
On this week’s episode I sit down with the Roche sisters, three sisters who have a very special bond, their story is a story of strength, positivity and selflessness.
These woman are power houses, they run a hugely successful business and family whilst overcoming the hurdles life has thrown at them.
A start up business nearly abandoned when at the same time middle sister Karla is diagnosed for the second time with Cancer , Karla’s p...
On this week’s episode I sit down with Beverly Coughlan AKA Bev. Bev was a guest on Episode 3 The Five lamps and on that we touched on her journey through pre and post-natal depression and psychosis.
After that episode we got so many messages and requests, asking us to sit down together again and this week we get into the why behind her journey and how two horrific incidents sent her down the path of anxiety.
We chat through the bir...
On this week’s episode a beautiful young lady sits before me, she is full of nerves , she tells me she doesn’t know what to say and doesn’t understand why you the listener would be interested in her story.
I have no words for Chantelle’s strength, at just 24 years of age she is a mother of two and a guardian of 4. We chat through losing her dad to prison at 3 months and losing him again to cancer at 10. We discuss the years of abuse...
On this week’s episode I am joined by Deborah.
Deborah is an entrepreneur , a powerhouse in her own right but don’t mistake her for a boss bitch. Deborah is the youngest of the Wheeler sisters. 3 sisters who run beauty salons across Dublin, When I asked for your feedback on who to sit with Deborah’s name popped up several times and 2 minutes into sitting down with her I understand why she radiates glamour and positivity she is softl...
On this week’s episode sees the return of Marguarite Penrose, we are joined by our good friend Julie Hanna and we chat through our time working together in Ryanair Direct.
Ryanair direct stands out as one of our career highlights not only because it gave us the tools and the training to set us up on the path we find ourselves today, but more importantly it gave us long lasting friendships, relationships and memories, which there ar...
On this week’s episode I sit down with Elaine Healy, Elaine is one of the most tenacious mothers I have ever had the privilege to chat with. I came across her Instagram a few months ago and instantly fell in love with her two beautiful children.
Elaine is an autism mom of two, we talk candidly about the hurdles and heartbreak, the blame, guilt and judgement that come with each diagnosis.
I hear about the invaluable support of her f...
On this week’s episode I sit down with my good friend Marguerite Penrose.
Her story is a story perseverance and strength, resilience and recovery.
Born from an Irish mother and a Zambian father, born with Congenital scoliosis and abandoned in St Patricks mother and baby home.
Marguerite found herself hitting the parenting jackpot when she was fostered by Michael and Noeleen at the age of 3 and then growing up with her Irish twin her ...
On last weeks episode of the Everywhere We Go Podcast, We left Louise at the Turkish border.
This weeks see's her courageous journey to find May and try to get them both to safety which, is no mean feat. When all options are exhausted, they set their trust in a group of people that no-one could ever imagine setting the trust in.
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This week on the Everywhere We Go podcast I sit down with Louise Monaghan.
Louise’s Story left me speechless on countless occasions, a childhood plighted by sexual abuse. The horrific death box her mother, her only confidant and best friend.
A tragedy that suffocated her in the confidents of a small town which lead to her escape to Cyprus for a new life and, a new Louise.
It’s here she meets Mustafa she falls hard and fast. a relatio...
This week on the Everywhere We Go podcast I sit down lifelong friends, 3 girls who are the definition of girl gang.
A friendship that. could be envied by some and recognised by others, a friendship tested by pregnancy psychosis, a time when they could have given up on each other but instead worked hard to come out the other side as friends and who's core values are just to be kind.
We chat through the good times the bad times an...
On this weeks episode I sit down with Peggy, Peggy is a wife, a sister, a mother and a grandmother .
Peggy talks about growing up in the 60s and 70s, childhood responsibilities, being Irish in London and the loss of a sibling through suicide, Scary convents and getting the legs walloped off you.
There was nothing like growing up in the 60s and 70s unless there was........
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On this weeks episode of the Everywhere We Go podcast I sit down with my oldest friends, three girls who got me out of as much trouble as in. I didn't remember how we all came together in our little group but what I do remember most of all is that these girls were my ride or die and the time spent with them were some of the best years of my life.
Its been over twenty years since the four of us sat in a room together but the con...
Going forward in a world with new buzz words like fluid situations, the new normal and we remain cautious, a time where so many people are looking for the answers to the big questions. In the Everywhere We Go podcast I am simply asking you to look back, relive past moments from your childhood, tell your stories, share your memories, perhaps it will lead you to rekindle lost friendships. Growing up in Moatview Courts made me the pe...