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Phoenix Talent Talks: Episode 6: The Success Series

Three’s grants for small businesses

Host Quinton O’Reilly sits down with two of the winners of the 2021 Grants for Small Businesses programme, Niamh Tallon, founder of Her Sport and James Power, founder of Agriguardian

Five Degrees of Change: Jim Scheer

The head of data and insights at the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland spoke about speeding up clean energy projects and reconnecting with nature in the busy modern world

Five Degrees of Change

‘We are going to have to buy ourselves some time’ – Jim Scheer, SEAI

The head of data and insights for the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland is the latest interviewee for the Business Post’s energy and environment podcast, in which he sets out the personal and political changes that he’d like to see result in a greener world

Five Degrees of Change: Diarmuid Torney

Torney discussed how we can better equip the state to deliver on climate action, while explaining why he is cutting down on flying

Five Degrees of Change

‘I was a carbon criminal ... from a work perspective, I used to travel too much’ – Diarmuid Torney

The associate professor in Dublin City University’s school of law and government is the latest guest on the Business Post

Five Degrees of Change: Brian Caulfield

The sustainable transport expert proposed a cross party transport infrastructure plan, imposing parking limits in cities and prioritising the electrification of taxis and car shares

Five Degrees of Change

Holly Cairns: ‘Main injustice facing this generation, including farmers, is climate change inaction’

The Social Democrats spokeswoman on agriculture says science should trump vested interests in policymaking, and that green farming must be incentivised

Five Degrees of Change – Bríd Smith

The People Before Profit TD for Dublin South Central discusses her policy and personal changes for a greener world

Five Degrees of Change – Oisín Coghlan

The environmental campaigner’s changes include setting fair sectoral targets and making schools centres of climate action

Phoenix Talent Talks: Episode 5: The Success Series

Appetite for Distraction

What to watch and listen to this week: A Michael Caine classic gets a modern reboot, Better Call Saul enters its final lap

The new updating of The Ipcress File is full of nods to the eccentric original film, right down to the quirky camera angles

The big short: The best and briefest reads, films and podcasts around

Pressed for time? Then treat yourself to the creme de la creme of short but sweet content, and let the Business Post’s arts critics be your guides

Phoenix Talent Talks: Episode 4: The Success Series

Law on Trial: The dangers of forensic evidence and how to avoid miscarriages of justice

In this week’s episode, Neville Cox, Professor of Law in TCD, also speaks about defamation in light of the Depp-Heard trial in the US

Law on Trial podcast: Sinéad Gibney on Ireland’s equality laws, the future of remote working and ‘Wagatha Christie’ trial latest

Phoenix Talent Talks: Episode 3: The Success Series

New episode of Law on Trial: Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation and the defamation trial everyone is talking about

The latest episode of the Business Post’s legal affairs podcast also hears solicitor Phillip Lee on the split legal profession and the issue with marketing Ireland as a destination for international litigation

Protected by law? In the new episode of the Law on Trial podcast series, Michael O’Doherty discusses internet legislation

The latest episode of the Business Post’s legal affairs podcast also features Stephanie Lord on the failures of the civil legal aid system

Podcast: the Linda Cullen and Sarah Durcan interview on #HowIDidIt, with advice from Valéria Aquino

In this fifth episode of #HowIDidIt: the Business Post’s Women in Leadership podcast series, Nadine O’Regan interviews Linda Cullen, chief executive and director, and Sarah Durcan, activist and associate director, about their careers and the work they’ve done to shine a light on inequality in Ireland