The Women Books & More’s Podcast
Podcast Description
Mystery, intrigue, romance and recipes every Wednesday. Join Irene Rawlings to explore hidden Paris. Make pierogi in Poland and single malt in Denver. Meet the Dutch Oven Divas of the Desert. Travel to Denmark in search of the perfect seaside hotel. Expect guests like acclaimed chef Jacque Pepin. Best-selling authors like Lisa See, Isabelle Allende and Mark Greaney. Women, Books & More with Irene Rawlings.
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The podcast delves into a variety of themes including mystical narratives, culinary insights, and travel anecdotes. Episodes highlight adventures such as exploring hidden spots in Paris, making pierogi in Poland, and seeking the ideal seaside hotel in Denmark. Focus areas also emphasize literature, featuring bestselling authors discussing their works and personal stories, as seen in episodes with Mark Greaney, Mary Doria Russell, and Julia Allende.
Mystery, intrigue, romance and recipes every Wednesday. Join Irene Rawlings to explore hidden Paris. Make pierogi in Poland and single malt in Denver. Meet the Dutch Oven Divas of the Desert. Travel to Denmark in search of the perfect seaside hotel. Expect guests like acclaimed chef Jacque Pepin. Best-selling authors like Lisa See, Isabelle Allende and Mark Greaney. Women, Books & More with Irene Rawlings.
Award-winning Irish storyteller Maria Gillen joins Women, Books & More from Cork, Ireland, to share the magic and cultural power of Irish storytelling. A fourth-generation storyteller, Maria explores the enduring legends of St. Patrick and St. Brigid (Ireland’s matron saint) and why storytelling remains central to Irish identity.
Maria also co-hosts the podcast From Cork to New York with author and storyteller Jim Brulé, where ancient stories meet modern lives and cultures across continents.
In this episode, we discuss the power of story to connect people, guide the human spirit, and preserve cultural traditions. We also explore St. Patrick’s Day celebrations across the United States, the St. Patrick’s Festival in Dublin, and Ireland’s iconic landscapes—from the Wild Atlantic Way to Ireland’s Ancient East—as the Emerald Isle welcomes travelers with a renewed focus on sustainable tourism.
For more about Maria https://storyfromseeds.com/
For more about From Cork to New York podcast www.cork2ny.com
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