Linda Cullen's guest appearances

Linda Cullen

Film Ireland Podcast

What's So Funny?

#HowIDidIt: the Business Post's Women in Leadership podcast

Kevin Hart

Tom McCarthy

Julie Ryan

Tom Segura

Brian Anderson

Brian Regan

Paul F. Tompkins

Nate Bargatze

John Butler

David Thomas

Scott Aukerman

Nikki Glaser

Kyle Jones

Paul Murphy

Alonzo Bodden

OwlTail

Nadine O'Regan

Linda Cullen, chief executive of COCO Content (makers of First Dates Ireland) and co-director of The 34th: The Story of Marriage Equality in Ireland, and Sarah Durcan, associate director of Science Gallery International and a lead organiser of the Waking the Feminists movement, discuss their careers and the roles they've played in working towards a more equal Ireland. Plus Valéria Aquino, integration officer at the Immigrant Council of Ireland, offers advice for employers on how to foster inclusivity in the workplace.  #HowIDidIt is sponsored by Glandore. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Linda Cullen, chief executive of COCO Content (makers of First Dates Ireland) and co-director of The 34th: The Story of Marriage Equality in Ireland, and Sarah Durcan, associate director of Science Gallery International and a lead organiser of the Waking the Feminists movement, discuss their careers and the roles they've played in working towards a more equal Ireland. Plus Valéria Aquino, integration officer at the Immigrant Council of Ireland, offers advice for employers on how to foster inclusivity in the workplace.  #HowIDidIt is sponsored by Glandore. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Linda Cullen, chief executive, and Sarah Durcan, arts activist and associate director, join Nadine O'Regan for #HowIDidIt

In this podcast Sarah Cullen chats to Linda Cullen, co-director of The 34th, which tells the story of the driven and dedicated people who formed Marriage Equality in Ireland, and developed it into a highly effective grassroots force with one clear goal in mind - the extension of Civil Marriage to same sex couples. Through revealing interviews and archive material, former board members and staff outline the strategising, fierce battles, sheer hard graft and personal cost of running such an all-consuming campaign.​From the KAL (Katherine Zappone &amp; Ann Louise Gilligan) case to a YES vote on 22nd May 2015, this documentary spans a decade culminating in the 34th amendment to the Irish constitution, allowing same sex marriage.The 34th screens at the Light House Cinema on Wednesday, 18th October at 6.30http://filmireland.net/

In this podcast Sarah Cullen chats to Linda Cullen, co-director of The 34th, which tells the story of the driven and dedicated people who formed Marriage Equality in Ireland, and developed it into a highly effective grassroots force with one clear goal in mind - the extension of Civil Marriage to same sex couples. Through revealing interviews and archive material, former board members and staff outline the strategising, fierce battles, sheer hard graft and personal cost of running such an all-consuming campaign. ​From the KAL (Katherine Zappone &amp; Ann Louise Gilligan) case to a YES vote on 22nd May 2015, this documentary spans a decade culminating in the 34th amendment to the Irish constitution, allowing same sex marriage. The 34th screens at the Light House Cinema on Wednesday, 18th October at 6.30 <a href="http://filmireland.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://filmireland.net/</a>

Linda Cullen Interview

Bob Robertson

Bob Robertson and Linda Cullen are national treasures. We spend the first half of the show reminiscing about the good old days, and the last half talking about end-of-the-world scenarios as Bob reads from his new book, Mayan Horror: How to Survive the End of the World in 2012. Along the way we hear from Stephen Harper, Barack Obama, Joe Clark and even John Diefenbaker and Bob ponders his lifelong grudge match.

What's So Funny? with guests Bob Robertson and Linda Cullen - November 27, 2011