Temple Barred Podcast
2 Irish musicians tackling the big issues head on using facts which may not be facutal.
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Falling Slowly — Ego, Perspective, Fight or Flight & Choosing Love | Temple Barred Podcast #78 (opens the original)
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Falling Slowly — Ego, Perspective, Fight or Flight & Choosing Love | Temple Barred Podcast #78 After a summer hiatus, Temple Barred is back for Season 3 — and the boys are straight back into the deep end. Episode 78 begins with a tribute to Glen Hansard , reflecting on his influence on Irish music, the connections he created across generations of musicians, and the unexpected ways music can leave a mark on our lives. From there, Jim Win and Philip Noone get into a much deeper conversation about
Episode 77: Endless Summer, One-Hit Wonders & The Dunning–Kruger Effect | Temple Barred Podcast (opens the original)
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Is Ireland experiencing an endless summer? In Episode 77 of the Temple Barred Podcast, Jim Win and Philip Noone dive into everything from Ireland’s incredible weather to one-hit wonders, nostalgia acts, Rick Astley, Scooter, Dermot Kennedy, Coldplay, The Weeknd, and why legacy artists seem bigger than ever. The conversation moves through World Cup football, Lionel Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo, England’s latest heartbreak, Conor McGregor’s comeback, and the psychology behind success, failure and re
Jayne Pomplas – Irish Music, Creativity, ADHD, Near-Death Experiences & How the World Ends EP76 (opens the original)
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In Episode 76 of the Temple Barred Podcast, Jim Win and Philip Noone are joined by phenomenal musician, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jayne Pomplas for a wide-ranging conversation about music, creativity, ADHD, spirituality, quantum physics and the experiences that shape who we become. Growing up in upstate New York, Jayne discovered Irish traditional music at an incredibly young age, learning by ear through the Suzuki method before travelling regularly to Ireland and eventually making th
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