Show Notes
Talent Matters Podcast – Episode: #22 – Sarah Grace In this episode of Talent Matters podcast, host Donal O’Donoghue sits down with Sarah Grace author of “Ash + Salt”. Content Warning: Sarah shares her experience as a survivor of an aggravated burglary and sexual assault in 2019. Bilingual Upbringing: Sarah grew up as a bilingual student, with a French mother and an Irish father. Her multicultural background influenced her perspective and shaped her interests. We discuss her Path to Law: We discuss her interests, which ultimately led her to study law in both England and France. Her passion for justice and advocacy became a driving force. Traumatic Experience: Sarah courageously discusses the harrowing events of 2019—an aggravated burglary and sexual assault. Her resilience and determination to heal are inspiring. Irish Criminal Justice System: We explore her experiences within the Irish criminal justice system. Sarah sheds light on its strengths and areas needing reform. Authorship and Philosophy: Sarah’s decision to write Ash + Salt reflects her commitment to sharing her story. We also touch on her life philosophy and outlook. Follow Sarah on Instagram: @busywarrioryoga for more insights Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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