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Healing Gals Podcast
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Daragh Fleming (author of Lonely Boy and A Brief Inhalation) is a
writer from Cork, Ireland. He has work appearing in several
literary magazines including Southword, Crannóg, Stand, Gutter,
and more. He was highly commended for both the Patrick Kavanagh
Award and the Fool For Poetry Prize in 2023, and shortlisted for
the Alpine Fellowship Poetry Prize in 2024. He won the From The
Well Competition in 2021 and the Ducairn Flash Competition in
2024. Daragh was also recently shortlisted for two Mental Health
Media Award for his TEDx Talk on using creativity to enhance and
maintain our mental health.
Daragh sits with Molly to have a discussion about how good men
can make the world better for women. And Daragh's perspective
might surprise you. Topics covered:
Chloe Koyce incident
Good men helping women/advocating for women's safety
How we socialise boys
Men not being able to cry
Blindboy's episode How to speak to men who have an unhelpful
view of masculinity
evolutionary psychology
Daragh's friend who died by suicide
Grief
Emotional Anadonia
Daragh's Ted X Talk
Advice for men
Creativity
Natasha O'Brien and Aisling Murphy
The Patriarchy
Study on male health gave us the figures of perpetrators of
male violence;
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jun/03/one-in-three-australian-men-say-they-have-committed-intimate-partner-violence-world-first-research-finds
Healing Gals podcast is not a replacement for therapy, this show
is for entertainment purposes only. If you have been affected by
anything discussed in this episode please access support services
in your local area. Click this link for a list of support
services that may be of use to you:
https://www2.hse.ie/mental-health/services-support/supports-services/
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