Irish Stew Podcast

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Green-toned Irish Stew Podcast quote card featuring a photo of Dr. Martin Russell smiling, wearing glasses. Quote reads: “I want to build something for diaspora engagement that will last long after I’m gone.” Attributed to Dr. Martin Russell, Irish Stew Podcast. Irish Stew logo (globe and bowl) in top right corner.
Red-toned Irish Stew Podcast quote card featuring a photo of Dr. Martin Russell smiling, wearing glasses. Quote reads: “Diasporas are testing you in that first engagement. The first gift or first commitment is neither the largest nor the last, if you do the stewardship piece well.” Attributed to Dr. Martin Russell, Irish Stew Podcast. Irish Stew logo (globe and bowl) in top right corner.
Purple-toned Irish Stew Podcast quote card featuring a photo of Dr. Martin Russell smiling, wearing glasses. Quote reads: "I asked a mentor, 'Can you show me a career pathway in diaspora engagement?' And the answer was no. So I took it as a challenge to go and build it." Attributed to Dr. Martin Russell, Irish Stew Podcast. Irish Stew logo (globe and bowl) in top right corner.
A collage of four images with a hot pink border. Top left: podcast host John Lee interviews actor Eleanor O'Brien, both seated in front of a red Solas Nua step-and-repeat banner, John holding a green microphone toward Eleanor. Bottom left: directors Lisa Barros D'Sa and Glenn Leyburn stand with their daughter between them, all wearing festival lanyards in front of a Solas Nua banner. Middle right: a headshot of filmmaker and Film Ireland Associate Editor Gemma Creagh. Bottom right: the Irish Stew podcast logo featuring a globe in a white bowl with the tagline "Conversation for the Global Irish Nation". Top right: the Capital Irish Film Festival logo in pink text on a black background.
At the Irish Arts Center in New York City. From left to right: Irish Stew co-host Martin Nutty, wearing a light checked shirt with arms folded; author Cauvery Madhavan, centre, wearing a teal embroidered top; and Ireland's UN Ambassador Fergal Mythen, wearing a blue blazer. Behind them, a neutral wall with a grid of framed photographs
Irish Stew Podcast cover art divided into two columns. Left column: top half shows the EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum wordmark in white on a dark teal background; bottom half shows the Irish Stew podcast logo — a globe in a white bowl with an orange location pin, on a dark blue background, with the tagline 'Conversation for the Global Irish Nation.' Right column: professional headshot of a smiling Aileesh Carew, wearing a black jacket with pearl detailing, photographed against a softly blurred interior background."
Episode cover art for the Irish Stew Podcast featuring a live Q&A recorded at the 2026 Capital Irish Film Festival in Washington DC. The top panel shows all four participants seated on the AFI Silver Theatre stage: hosts John Lee and Martin Nutty of the Irish Stew Podcast alongside special guests director Colin McIvor and producer Ruth Carter of No Ordinary Heist. The event slide visible in the background reads: "With special guests: Director Colin McIvor and Producer Ruth Carter. Moderated by The Irish Stew Podcast hosts Martin Nutty and John Lee. Reception sponsored by Northern Ireland Bureau, North America." Sponsor logos including Solas Nua, Culture Ireland, Screen Ireland and the Embassy of Ireland USA are visible. The bottom left panel shows the Capital Irish Film Festival logo in pink on black. The bottom right panel shows the Irish Stew Podcast logo — a globe in a bowl — with the tagline Conversation for the Global Irish Nation.
Director Colin McIvor of No Ordinary Heist. Colin is photographed on stage at the AFI Silver Theatre during the 2026 Capital Irish Film Festival in Washington DC, holding a microphone and mid-conversation. The card displays a quote: "It was really always about a story of two human beings who were forced together to save their families." Text also reads: Colin McIvor, Director, No Ordinary Heist. New Episode, Monday 30 March. A Solas Nua event. Irish Stew Podcast — Conversation for the Global Irish Nation. Logos for Irish Stew and the Capital Irish Film Festival appear in the top corners.
Irish Stew Podcast graphic. Dark navy background with the Irish Stew logo and Capital Irish Film Festival logo in the top corners. Text reads: "Irish Film · From the Stage at CIFF 2026 · A Belfast robbery. A live stage. One conversation." A pink pill-shaped badge reads "New Episode · Monday 30 March." Footer text: "A Solas Nua Event · Irish Stew Podcast · Conversation for the Global Irish Nation."
Promotional poster for Paddy Cullivan's one-man show "The Murder of Michael Collins: Life • Death • Legacy." A man dressed in an Irish Free State military uniform and cap looks intensely off-camera against a dark green background. Below, tour dates for the Michael Collins U.S. Tour 2026 are listed for Portland ME, Boston, Port Jefferson NY, New York City, and Chicago.
A bearded man with long white hair, Fergie Carey, laughs broadly while teaching for a tall glass of Guinness at a pub table. He wears a mauve blazer. The image is overlaid with text: “Happy” in orange, “Paddy’s Day” in large bold white, followed by “31 years of Guinness poured right in Philadelphia. Fergie Carey is on the Irish Stew.” A call to action reads “Listen now — link in bio” in orange. The Irish Stew Podcast globe logo appears in the top right. A footer bar reads “fergies.com | irishstewpodcast.com.”
Fergus “Fergie” Carey in a white shirt, being photographed with two smiling women at a lively, warmly lit event space decorated with colourful string lights. The image has a dark overlay. Large white text quotes Carey: “You’re not managing the equipment or the walls. You’re managing the people all the time.” Attribution below reads: Fergus “Fergie” Carey — Fergie’s Pub, Philadelphia. An orange line reads: “New episode — Irish Stew Podcast.” The Irish Stew Podcast globe logo appears top right. Footer bar includes fergies.com and irishstewpodcast.com.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Square graphic for the Irish Stew Podcast on a dark navy background with gold corner decorations. Large gold numeral "10" sits above the label "EPISODES · IRISH LANGUAGE" in spaced gold capitals. Below a short gold divider line, bold white text reads "All in one place." with the words "one place" in gold italic. A subtitle in white italic reads: "If this week's conversation has you curious — or guilty, the traditional Irish response —" followed by a gold-bordered text box containing the URL irishstewpodcast.com/categories/irish-language. The Irish Stew Podcast logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Mollie Guidera, smiling, with long brown hair, wearing a green top and white trousers, stands in front of a mural. Text overlay reads: "Hiberno English — 'Is the dinner not ready yet?' You've heard it. Maybe you've said it. It's not bad English. It's Irish." Credit reads: Mollie Guidera · The Irish Stew. The Irish Stew podcast logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Cover art for the Irish Stew Podcast episode featuring Mollie Guidera. On the left, Mollie Guidera smiles at the camera, wearing a green t-shirt and white jeans, standing in front of a colorful mural wall. On the upper right is the cover of her book, The Gaeilge Guide: Spark Your Connection to the Irish Language and Legacy, published under her "Irish With Mollie" brand, featuring orange lettering on a cream background with a lit match illustration. On the lower right is the Irish Stew Podcast logo — a globe nestled in a white bowl with a spoon, on a dark navy background, with the tagline "Conversation for the Global Irish Nation
Poster for the Glucksman Ireland House NYU Dinner Gala. Teal background with gold and white text. Heading reads: Glucksman Ireland House NYU Dinner Gala, Tuesday March 3, 2026, Mandarin Oriental, New York. Four honorees are pictured with their awards listed below each photo. Kate J. Barton, Global Chief Executive Officer at Dentons, receiving the Lewis L. Glucksman Award for Leadership. Roddy Doyle, critically acclaimed Irish writer and 1993 Booker Prize winner, receiving the Seamus Heaney Award for Arts and Letters. Patricia Harty, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Irish America, receiving the Pete Hamill Award for Journalistic Excellence. Michael J. Dowling, CEO Emeritus of Northwell Health, receiving the Outstanding Public Service Award and Lifetime Contribution to Public Health. Below the photos is an illustrated facade of the Glucksman Ireland House building. Glucksman Ireland House NYU and NYU logos appear at the bottom.
Portrait of Ted Smyth wearing glasses, a suit, light blue shirt, and pink tie, positioned beside five vertical elements: the flags of Ireland, the United States, the European Union, and the United Kingdom, followed by the Irish Stew podcast logo featuring a globe in a bowl with the tagline “Conversation for the Global Irish Nation.”
Photo of smiling Cauvery Madhavan along with her book: The Inheritance
Top left: Vincent Harney standing with the River Shannon in the background, holding a historical photograph of a woman in Victorian-era dress with a large hat • Top right: detail from Harry Clarke stained glass window from the Church of Saints Peter and Paul • Middle right: A smiling Vincent Harney at the Sheraton Hotel • Bottom left: Vincent Harney in conversation with Martin Nutty at Athlone Castle with an Irish flag in the background • Bottom right: The podcast branding - “irish stew - Off the Beaten Craic in the hidden heartlands Fall 2025”
Alt text: Screenshot from "Irish Surname Maps" showing data about the surname "Mulhall" in Ireland in 1901. The text states there were 988 people with this surname, ranked 796th most common, with 97.57% Catholic, 1.42% Anglican, 0.71% Methodist, and 0.30% other or not given. Below the text is a color-coded map of Ireland displaying the geographic distribution of the Mulhall surname in 1901, with the highest concentrations in the central and eastern regions. A color scale indicates the number of people per 100,000 with the surname, ranging from yellow (low concentration) to dark red (high concentration). Largest concentrations of Mulhall name are found in South Leinster counties
Alt text: A four-panel image. The largest panel on the left features John Kelly, CEO of McConnell’s Irish Whisky, standing with arms crossed inside the Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast, part of which has been converted into a distillery. The setting includes an industrial-style interior with exposed ducts, a central staircase, and display cases. The top right panel shows a shelf filled with bottles of McConnell’s Irish Whisky. The middle right panel displays the McConnell’s Irish Whisky logo with text: “McConnell’s Irish Whisky – Belfast Born 1776.” The bottom right panel shows the cover art for the “Irish Stew” podcast, featuring a globe inside a bowl and the tagline “Conversation for the Global Irish Nation.”
A four-panel collage showing gravestones of prominent Northern Irish political figures. Top left: A black granite headstone for Ian Paisley with flowers at its base, set against a background of grass and houses. Top right: A simple, rounded grey stone for John Hume and Pat Hume, engraved with their names and dates. Bottom left: A tall Celtic cross gravestone for Martin McGuinness, surrounded by other headstones and Irish flags in a cemetery. Bottom right: A black granite headstone for David Trimble, with gold lettering and flowers in front, set in a cemetery with other gravestones visible behind a wooden fence.