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In this episode, Mark chats with John Ryan, originally from Bray, in Ireland but now living for the past thirty years in Paris, France; and, to web developer Tim Hennick Heuer, from Germany but for the past twenty years a resident in Palmerstown North in New Zealand. 
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Music used by CCC licence: Soft and Furious - So What; Blue Dot Sessions - Cupcake Marshall; Christian Bjorklund - Hallon

1.'The Skies Over Paris Were All Clear'

What's it like to have the Coronavirus? In this episode Mark Quinn speaks with Jenny Ring a Psychologist who lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland and who, although only diagnosed over the phone, had all the symptoms of Coronavirus. She recounts in measured detail the physical and mental stress the effects the virus had on her and of nine days self isolation. Mark spoke with Jenny on day nine. Clémentine Imperial Legrand is from Bordeaux, France and lives and works as a film maker in Montreal, Canada. She describes the effects of Coronavirus restrictions on the working life and people of the city and of missing her grandmother who only recently lost her husband.
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Music used by CCC licence: Soft and Furious - So What; Blue Dot Sessions - Cupcake Marshall; Christian Bjorklund - Hallon

2.'You Get A New Perspective On the Things That Matter'

Stories from USA and Spain. Brian Truglio is a TV documentary editor based outside of Boston, Massachusetts in the United States. When he spoke with Mark he was right in the eye of the Coronavirus storm in so far as he is editing, from home, a TV documentary for 'Frontline' which airs on PBS later in April. His parents are in Florida where it's pretty much business as usual. Mariana Moncasi is based in the Spanish capital of Madrid. At the time of recording she was observing the nationwide lock down, although still attending for work each day via the now near empty subway. As of now, over 10,000 Spaniards have died from Covid-19. Mariana speaks with passion and honesty about her country's plight. As with all of our contributors, Mariana is reflecting on life before and after this pandemic and talks about the new people's anthem that communities sing every night at 8.00pm nightly in unison, from their windows and balconies, to pay their gratitude to the frontline healthcare and other essential workers.   
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Music featured (CCC licensed): Christian Bjoerklund 'Hallon'; Blue Dot Sessions 'Cupcake Marshall';  Soft and Furious 'So What'; Ryan Andersen 'Awakening'; Resistiré 2020 from Video Oficial - #Resistiré 2020, el himno grabado por más de 30 artistas para vencer juntos al coronavirus.

3.'We Are A Happy People And Now, My Country Is Sad'

Stories about a funeral in Co. Kerry; the young population in Buenos Aires; 93-year-old Josephine Dinan says to put your trust in the Lord; Alpacas in Newtownmountkennedy (the longest town name in Ireland); and the Mountains of Mourne made famous by that Don McLean song (written by Percy French).

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Music featured (CCC licensed): Christian Bjoerklund 'Hallon'; Blue Dot Sessions 'Cupcake Marshall';  Soft and Furious 'So What'; Ryan Andersen 'Awakening'; John Prine 'When I get to Heaven'

4.'It Really is Between a Rock and a Hard Place..'

'The Older the Fiddle, the Sweeter the Tune' In this one-off special, we feature the words, wisdom and music of John Sheahan. At 80 years of age, John is the last surviving member of the world-renowned band, The Dubliners, who were as famous for their long beards, punishing touring schedules, and it might be said, for their legendary after show drinking sessions!  John is a fiddle player of note and most fans will remember his composition The Marino Waltz which was used for years in a television ad for Bord na Móna's peat briquettes. After countless albums with The Dubliner's, it's only now that John has finally launched his very first solo album called Flirting Fiddles.


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Music featured in this episode (CCC licensed): Christian Bjoerklund 'Hallon' and original musical compositions by John Sheahan from the 2020 album Flirting Fiddles (with kind permission from the composer).  Flirting Fiddles is available on Spotify and Apple Music.

7.'The Older the Fiddle, the Sweeter the Tune'

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7.'The Older the Fiddle, the Sweeter the Tune'

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