RealLife Podcast with Philly

If you would like support my work; https://buymeacoffee.com/RealnewswithPhillyHow do we preserve our Mental health and purpose as the world appears to get more crazy and unpredictable? I explore my own experiences and offer some small hints at how we can grow our self esteem alongside actually reconnecting our communities. The government don't appear to care anymore, so we have to approach the world through a perspective of localism and moving more slowly as the world appears to accelerate.

It's Suicide Awareness month. I discuss a recent falling out I had with a friend over the Lindsay clancy and how the social media landscape has morphed our relationship with ourselves and those around us. I also talk about how we can break out of this digital gulag and reconnect with the world around us.Please leave a review and support via https://buymeacoffee.com/RealnewswithPhilly if you enjoy the show.

If you like please support my work; https://buymeacoffee.com/RealnewswithPhilly This Episode revolves around a discussion I had with a real world expert on housing policy and my rebuttals made at the time (and later on in my head). This draws from what I think, is pretty substantial evidence that Ireland faces a 10 year "housing purgatory" scenario where an entire generation will be barred from ownership while our population continues to hurtle towards a 6+ million population due largely, to massive net inward migration. I hope this is a definitive presentation of what I believe to be the hole we are in and why no major political party has the answers.

RealLifeWithPhilly NOW ON PODCAST. I discuss the ongoing tragic story regarding "luck dip gangs" and the larger societal picture as a whole. How is Ireland so paralyzed to deal with these situations? Where did it go wrong? I give some analysis and suggestions. Stay for the end too where there is a small segment on Mental health. Thank you for all the support! Here comes the next chapter and moving into longer form content. If you can support via Buy me a Coffee that would be forever appreciated GRMA a Charide!