HeyJaredJulie Helen
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Julie Helen: The simple joy of a good podcast (opens the original)
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I got to experience my first ever live podcast recording recently, and it was everything I wished it would be. Podcasts are probably one of my favourite ways to consume media. I always loved listening to the radio, and when I was lucky enough to study journalism, I loved everything about producing audio content. I was better at producing audio than I ever thought I would be, and there was great satisfaction and technical skill in it. There is a simplicity to podcasting that I really enjoy. Every
Julie Helen: 'My follow up with specialist was not what I expected' (opens the original)
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I have a story to share that makes me feel proud, but also a little bit vulnerable. I take pride in always being real about my life. Sometimes, I get sucked into a loop of trying to ignore that I have cerebral palsy and I just want to get on with my life. Other times, the flow of things necessitates that I seek help or intervention for my disability alongside all the other ordinary facets of my life of being a wife, mother, daughter, sister and friend. Last December, I received a new wheelchair
Julie Helen: Congrats to Pat Kinsella..Cork schools are so much richer because of his work (opens the original)
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Pat Kinsella was named Cork Person of the Month for August, 2026. These voluntary awards have been run for over 30 years, and each year culminates in the Cork Person of the Year awards. I’m glad they finally landed on Pat Kinsella, even though he is a very proud Wexford man. I first met Pat in 1998, when he was my secondary school principal. I am where I am today because he sees the greatness in everyone and makes it shine. Pat has lived, worked and volunteered in Cork for well over 40 years. He
Julie Helen: Dolly's death made me think about the legacy we leave behind (opens the original)
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As the news of Dolly Parton’s death filtered through, I immediately felt sad. The video shared across the world of her nephew and head of security announcing the news told me that Dolly and her family members were not shocked that she was at the end of her life. I guess, at the age of 80, you have some idea that the road is running out. Far more important than the road running out is the legacy we leave behind. Dolly Parton leaves countless country music hits with us as she rode off into the sun
Julie Helen: 'Trip to doctor left me deflated and relieved' (opens the original)
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In June, I went to the doctor and asked him to take a battery of blood tests for me. I knew it had been nearly a year since I had got everything checked and I was feeling particularly exhausted and sluggish. I was in a busy period with work and family life, and I had noticed my hair was brittle and falling too easily from my head. My muscles were hurting more than they should. As I walked on my two walking sticks into the surgery, Dr Paul was watching and remarked on how well I was moving. I had
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