Twelve Angry Minutes

A podcast that explores anger as a source of creative inspiration. Every episode a different guest discusses something surprising that's making them angry for twelve minutes. Personal interviews, irrelevant fluff, and a look at the importance of anger as a tool for social change. Presented by journalist Roisin Agnew, Twelve Angry Minutes is a coproduction between Guts Magazine and HeadStuff.

Episodes

Twelve Angry Minutes #3 | Maser on the Dehumanising of Dublin’s Homeless

August 19, 2017 • 43 mins

For our third episode Roisin is joined by one of Ireland’s foremost street artists, Maser, to talk about travel, selling-out, the early days of Dublin graffiti, and why anger has a negative connotation. In his Twelve Minutes Al discusses the dehumanising of Dublin’s homeless and opens up about his own struggles with mental health and […] La entrada Twelve Angry Minutes #3 | Maser on the Dehumanising of Dublin’s Homeless se publicó...

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Twelve Angry Minutes #2 | Una Mullally on Vanishing Queer Spaces

July 20, 2017 • 36 mins

Journalist, author, and activist Una Mullally talks about her lucky breaks, trying to be productive while being on the session, and for her Twelve Angry Minutes she discusses the danger of vanishing transgressive queer spaces. You can pledge to support Una’s “Repeal the 8th Anthology” on Unbound. Artwork by Aran Quinn www.aranquinn.com Music by Kojaque […] La entrada Twelve Angry Minutes #2 | Una Mullally on Vanishing Queer Spaces...

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Twelve Angry Minutes #1 | Jesse Jones on Modern Witch Trials

June 9, 2017 • 34 mins

Jesse Jones, the artist currently representing Ireland at the Venice Biennale, discusses Tremble Tremble and for her 12 minutes she tackles the lack of abortion rights in Ireland as a modern day witch trial. Artwork by Aran Quinn www.aranquinn.com Music by Kojaque Produced by Alan Bennett and @bcpk For more info go to www.thisisguts.com and join the HPN […] La entrada Twelve Angry Minutes #1: Jesse Jones on Modern Witch Trials se ...

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Twelve Angry Minutes | Trailer for New Podcast in Collaboration with Guts Magazine

June 8, 2017 • 44 secs

Twelve Angry Minutes is a podcast that explores anger as a source of creative inspiration. Every episode a different guest discusses something surprising that’s making them angry for twelve minutes. Personal interviews, irrelevant fluff, and a look at the importance of anger as a tool for social change. Presented by journalist Roisin Agnew, 12AM is […] La entrada Twelve Angry Minutes | Trailer for New Podcast in Collaboration with...

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Twelve Angry Minutes

Episodes

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Twelve Angry Minutes #1 | Jesse Jones on Modern Witch Trials

Twelve Angry Minutes | Trailer for New Podcast in Collaboration with Guts Magazine

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Twelve Angry Minutes #3 | Maser on the Dehumanising of Dublin’s Homeless

Twelve Angry Minutes #2 | Una Mullally on Vanishing Queer Spaces