Cry Power Podcast with Hozier and Global Citizen

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Joining Hozier for the 9th episode of Cry Power is President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins.Find out more about the President of Ireland at https://president.ie/The views expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of Global Citizen or its partners

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Joining Hozier for the 8th episode of Cry Power is Executive Director of Amnesty International Ireland and activist Colm O' Gorman.Follow Colm on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ColmogormanThe views expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of Global Citizen or its partners

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Joining Hozier for the 7th episode of Cry Power is FGM survivor and activist Ifrah Ahmed, discussing Female Genital Mutilation, how she changed the law in Ireland and the refugee crisis.For more information on Ifrah's work, visit the Ifrah foundation: https://www.ifrahfoundation.org/The views expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of Global Citizen or its partners

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Hugh Evans, CEO of Global Citizen is Hozier's guest on this episode. They discuss how Global Citizen came to be, the history of the festival and organisation and the impact it has had and aims to have on the world.

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Joining Hozier on episode 5 is Mumford & Sons frontman Marcus Mumford. His activism history spans key involvement with the charity War Child and sitting on the board of Grenfell United, a charity set up in the wake of the London Grenfell Tower fire tragedy in 2017.The views expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of Global Citizen or its partners

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Hozier is joined by gospel legend Mavis Staples, his collaborator on the song that inspired the podcast, 'Nina Cried Power'. Mavis talks about her incredible history in civil rights activism with her father 'Pops', her sisters and Dr Martin Luther King.The views expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of Global Citizen or its partners

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Australian activist Nick Grono joins Hozier on Episode 3 of the Cry Power podcast. Nick is CEO of the Freedom Fund - an organisation established to work towards ending modern slavery. He is also the former head of the Walk Free Foundation, where he helped launch the first ever Global Slavery Index.The views expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of Global Citizen or its partners

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower .Bono joins Hozier as his second guest to discuss everything from his incredible work on the ONE campaign and (RED) to what can be done to effect change in the world.The views expressed in this podcast do not reflect those of Global Citizen or its partners

Presented with our friends at Global Citizen. To take action on the issues discussed in this episode head to GlobalCitizen.org/CryPower.Joining Hozier for the first episode of Cry Power is Annie Lennox - the renowned singer songwriter, campaigner and activist, who along with countless hit records has received many prestigious awards, including eight BRIT Awards, a Golden Globe and four Grammys. She is the first woman to be named a Fellow of the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors.In 2011, she was awarded an OBE for her contribution towards combating HIV/AIDS as it affects women and children in Africa. Several years ago, she founded ‘The Circle’, an organisation working to connect and inspire women to act and change the injustices and challenges faced by the most disempowered women and girls around the globe. In their conversation, the two discuss Lennox’s family history of activism, Eurythmics’ contribution to Rock Against Racism and activism against apartheid in South Africa, to the founding of NGO The Circle and the current state of protest and activism.Find out more about The Circle: https://thecircle.ngo/