Interviews with Clodagh Finn and John Morgan talking about their new book The Irish In Resistance: The Untold Stories of the Ordinary heroes who resisted Hitler. Enjoy ‘Ten We Admire’ and ‘News from the Network’ alongside chat on the arts for equality, human rights and diversity.

This episodes also highlights a final opportunity to catch two unique exhibitions:

• Landscapes of the Soul is a personal and reflective exhibition on the beauty of nature and emotional journeys by artists Hina Khan and Mary Moynihan, running at the beautiful art gallery in Rathfarnham Castle until 3 November, Wednesday to Sunday, daily from 10.30am to 5pm.
• The second exhibition is Irish in Resistance during World War II, supported by The Arts Council and featuring artworks by Mary Moynihan, Hina Khan, Amna Walayat and Féilim James. The exhibition shines a light on the stories of twelve people either from Ireland or with Irish connections who were involved in the resistance during World War II, ordinary citizens who stood up for the rights of others. The exhibition runs at the Ireland Institute, 27 Pearse Street until 30 October Monday to Sunday 10am to 7pm. All are welcome

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Mary and Freda are joined with Feilim James, poet, playwright and prose writer; Amna Walayat, visual artist, and Daniel Mahon, actor, talking about their artistic careers and involvement in the annual Dublin International Arts and Human Rights Festival.

Amna Walayat and Feilim James are involved in the Irish in Resistance during World War II exhibition and guest Daniel Mahon is performing in Memorial Monologues: The Path of Memory by Mary Moynihan at the Iveagh Gardens, Dublin.

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