The Bram Stoker Podcast
Greetings Bramlings! We are stoked to be hosting The Bram Stoker Podcast. The Bram Stoker Club is the hidden gem of the GMB where we host weekly paper readings. We have heard papers on a range of topics from RuPaul's drag race to Doctor Who being a champagne socialist - we've got you covered. We hope you enjoy listening to the papers from the comfort of the library, your own home or Bram HQ itself! So grab a cuppa and a couple of biscuits and get listening. Love, The Bram Fam!
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Episodes
Saturday Mar 02, 2019
Saturday Mar 02, 2019
After a long hiatus, Bram is back baby! This week we have the magnificent Mia O'Reilly delivering a paper entitled ‘Stars In Their Eyes: Viewing the World Through An Astrological Lens’. Mia will talk about astrology’s relevance to the modern day and pop culture, how she became interested in astrology and explain how to apply star signs to enhance various aspects of your life such as relationships, family, etc..
Wednesday Nov 28, 2018
Wednesday Nov 28, 2018
This is the second paper in collaboration with DU History focusing on the road to reproductive rights. In this thought-provoking episode, Hayley Douglas discusses the history of reproductive rights in Ireland in her paper titled, 'The Contraceptive Train and Boats of Exile - Church and State Control of Reproductive Rights in Ireland'.
Tuesday Nov 20, 2018
Tuesday Nov 20, 2018
This is the first in our collaboration with DU History regarding the road to reproductive rights. This episode Meaghan Ní Raghlaigh discusses contraception and abortion bans in Romania in her paper titled, 'Women’s Bodies as the Political Apparatus of the State - Abortion Policy in the Socialist Republic of Romania 1966-1989'.
Monday Nov 05, 2018
Monday Nov 05, 2018
Hannah Weir came to Trinity for one reason; to further the Protestant agenda. Unfortunately, when Hannah arrived she realised it was no longer legal for Protestants to shoot Catholics from the Campanile. In her comedy paper, Hannah Weir discusses the trials and tribulations of a northern girl living in the Republic, why Derry girls should be called Londonderry girls and her secret desire for a Catholic man; all read in her sexy, seductive, Northern brogue.