" The uniqueness of the Irish experience " - Through the Looking Glass Ep 7 @ Tuatha Dé Danann
In the latest instalment of our Through The Looking Glass series John Waters introduces the episode with a short reading from his new book The Abolition of Reality which then leads into our discussion on the uniqueness of the Irish experience and the storms it faces in a mechanistic and technological driven world. Please Support our content, written and video, by becoming paid subscribers of our substack platforms.
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Episode 7 - Through The Looking Glass.
Great conversation, setting and video .. thank you Gerry and John and Co . I often thought I'd love to have a chat with some of them top of the combine folks too, like John was saying ...but I can't even seem to have a productive chat with my own family.. every person probably has their own magic passwords ..I wonder if an AI could find them🤔 😅.
I'm not a great reader these days, I'm too distracted. I prefer learning aurally and from podcasts such as these. I remember the first book I was able to read on my own. It was a Rupert annual. It had pictures like a comic and writing underneath. I was sick and my mother had lit a fire in the bedroom. I even remember the position of the bed in the room. It was such a thrill. I was being raised in Irish and in a full Gaelic school, so learning to read in English was difficult. It was a long time ago in the fifties. Maybe I was about five years old. I'll probably wrap Johns book up carefully (as he suggestetd) and hide it before I pass away