Three Things That Matter with Ann Blake | Guest: Saoirse Exton (Equality Officer/Climate Activist)
Limerick Post PodcastShow Notes
Ann speaks to 16 year old climate activist, Saoirse Exton. Saoirse’s three things bring the listener on a journey from the ancient to the future and finding your tribe.
Saoirse Exton began her work as a climate activist at the age of 13 in Limerick, Ireland when she founded the local branch of the Fridays for Future movement in her city. She is currently serving her second term as Equality Officer of the Irish Second-Level Students' Union, which enables her to bring student voices to the forefront of decision-making in Ireland. Saoirse is participating on a panel as part of Future Limerick: Climate Arts Festival, in Belltable on Wednesday May 18.
#LimerickPostPodcasts Three Things That Matter is hosted by local playwright, performer and musician, Ann Blake. In each episode a different guest will be interviewed and asked to ‘bring’ three things that matter to them. These may vary from books and plants to places and occasions. The three things provide a jumping off point for discussion of the extraordinary in the every day. Three Things That Matter will be released fortnightly on Limerick Post Podcasts. If you like the podcast please rate it on Spotify or on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Twitter @limerickpost #ThreeThingsTM Theme Tune by Ann Blake. Recorded by David Blake. Follow Ann on Twitter @annblake78 and Instagram annblakeplay and her band The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra on twitter @BPLO Support the Limerick Post at www.limerickpost.ie
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