lesa (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} redegg) wrote,@ 2006-02-01 09:39:00 |
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Woman With The Wild Thing's Heart: Part 1 of 4
The first installment of the Irish radio show for which I was interviewed is now available online.
Woman With The Wild Thing's Heart: "What's in a name?"
You need RealPlayer to listen to this file type, unfortunately.
Two clips of my interview were included; one where I spoke about the origin of the name "Magdalene" and one where I talked about Pope Gregory the Great's homily from 591.
The show itself is very good, and is very interesting for an Irish perspective on Mary Magdalene. Ireland, of course, is now known to be the place of the famous "Magdalene Laundries," institutions where "licentious" and otherwise troubled girls were sent for what amounted to prison sentences. The Irish experts are fantastic, and they even interviewed Susan Haskins for the show as well. So it's well worth a listen!
The first installment of the Irish radio show for which I was interviewed is now available online.
Woman With The Wild Thing's Heart: "What's in a name?"
You need RealPlayer to listen to this file type, unfortunately.
Two clips of my interview were included; one where I spoke about the origin of the name "Magdalene" and one where I talked about Pope Gregory the Great's homily from 591.
The show itself is very good, and is very interesting for an Irish perspective on Mary Magdalene. Ireland, of course, is now known to be the place of the famous "Magdalene Laundries," institutions where "licentious" and otherwise troubled girls were sent for what amounted to prison sentences. The Irish experts are fantastic, and they even interviewed Susan Haskins for the show as well. So it's well worth a listen!
