The Tolka Podcast
The Tolka Podcast
Podcast Description
The Tolka Podcast invites writers to read and discuss the work they have written for Tolka. Hosts Madeline Arkins and Liam Harrison hear pieces from contributors, ask them about their journey of becoming a writer, and in “Tolka the Town”, hear about their recent cultural highlights and book recommendations.
Tolka is a literary journal based in Dublin publishing a diverse range of "formally promiscuous" non-fiction – encouraging writers to test the limits of non-fiction through essays, memoir, and the things that fall in between.
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The podcast revolves around literary discussions, author journeys, and cultural highlights, focusing on themes such as non-fiction storytelling and personal narratives. Episodes feature discussions on topics ranging from the writing process to literary references, with examples including Tim MacGabhann's exploration of Victor Serge and Niamh Campbell's reflections on themes of shame and identity. The show also includes a 'Tolka the Town' segment where guests share recent cultural recommendations.
The Tolka Podcast invites writers to read and discuss the work they have written for Tolka. Hosts Madeline Arkins and Liam Harrison hear pieces from contributors, ask them about their journey of becoming a writer, and in “Tolka the Town”, hear about their recent cultural highlights and book recommendations.
Tolka is a literary journal based in Dublin publishing a diverse range of “formally promiscuous” non-fiction – encouraging writers to test the limits of non-fiction through essays, memoir, and the things that fall in between.
In this episode, we speak with Noreen Masud about her essay Quietly the World Shifts (published in Tolka, Issue Eight).
We discuss the work of Fossil Free Books in support of Palestine, the colonial logic behind endless calls for debate, and the politics of contemporary literary festivals. Later we dive into our latest cultural recommendations which might all be summarised by the holy trinity of ‘beach, sex, sun.’
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