Dr. Emma Connolly, Fellow in Politics and Digital Civic Education in University College London, joins Richard to discuss the wave of memes inspired by the Epstein files, and how they're being used to trivialise the experience of victims.

A weekly look at the world of business and personal finance with Richard Curran. Listen live Saturday at 10am on RTÉ Radio 1.

The Business

A weekly look at the world of business and personal finance with Richard Curran. Listen live Saturday at 10am on RTÉ Radio 1. 

A weekly look at the world of business and personal finance with Richard Curran. Listen live Saturday at 10am on RTÉ Radio 1.&nbsp;

Not So Innocent: How Memes Are Spreading Harmful Content

Richard is joined by Jane and Sarah McDonnell, co-founders of Gloss Publications. With more than twenty years of experience at the top of Irish publishing, they discuss their time at Vogue and Image magazine before establishing Gloss Publications.

Publishing Powerhouses: Jane and Sarah McDonnell

Paul Howard reflects on what happens when the moment to speak up passes you by, leaving you with a lifetime of what ifs.

Wudda, Cudda, Shudda: Lamenting the Things Left Unsaid

This week saw the release of millions more documents from The Epstein Files, which laid bare the huge levels of wealth and influence Epstein exerted at the highest levels of society. Enda Brady, TNT World presenter, offers insight into how the late disgraced financier became so highly connected and influential.

Not So Innocent: How Memes Are Spreading Harmful Content

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