On today's podcast I chatted with Musician, Songwriter and Author, my good pal Joe Philpott about his life, his book 'All Roads Lead to Where You Are' and some new music that he has just released.

Joe had the adventure of a lifetime when he and his school buddies headed to America to see if they could make it in the music business with their band Rubyhorse.

While his excellent book captures this amazing story, the practice of writing the book has opened a huge door to his overall creativity resulting in new projects and new music.

If you get a chance to grab a copy of the book, it's impossible to put down once you start.

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On today's podcast I chatted with writer, performer, producer and magician Daniel Cremin.

At four years of age Daniel saw a magician perform a trick at a local library which intrigued him,and at 11 he saw Paul Daniels perform a magic trick on TV, he was hooked.

Daniel immersed himself in magic and at every opportunity he would perform his tricks to friends, family, visitors to the house and even to the local priest at his first confession!

Since then he has perfected his craft as a magician and extended his interests to acting, writing and producing shows.

Daniel is a very busy man between his one man, self written, self performed show 'Why Magic', the Cork Fringe Festival that he co-founded, which will run from the 8th to the 10th May, a new project, 'Jacko the Musical', and his private magic shows.

The real magic is storytelling, not the tricks!

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On today's podcast I welcome back urban planner, journalist and political commentator, Paul Kearns to the podcast.

Paul is living in Tel Aviv with his partner and his two young girls and finds himself once again, literally in the eye of the storm as the war with Iran is in its fourth week.

Bomb alerts are now part of everyday life for the family, and as he says himself, you never get used to that sound.

He chats about the impact of the war, in particular on his young girls and the long term effect on the next generation, who are growing up with harsh memories and inevitable hatred for the "other side".

Paul explains the mood in Israel and why support for what I believe is an unnecessary war with Iran, has increased since it began.

Discussing war on a podcast about Happiness might seem strange - unfortunately life goes on even when the bombs are falling.

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