Spirit Radio Podcasts

Drogheda native Kyle Carroll knows what it’s like to search for purpose and direction. Like many young men, he was drawn to the online “manosphere” before realising, in his own words, that he had “paid the price” for following that path.  

After exploring other religions, he says he felt God calling him back to the Christian faith his grandmother had inspired. Since buying a Bible in March 2023, Kyle believes his life has been transformed.  

John and Danielle Connors, the husband-and-wife team behind the Reclaim the Faith podcast. Through honest conversations and powerful personal testimonies, they’ve been exploring faith, healing, hope and transformation, while inspiring thousands of listeners on their own spiritual journeys.  

It’s been a remarkable time for the couple, following their recent marriage, and they’re also preparing for the Darnadale Walk of Hope, a community event focused on bringing people together through hope, faith and solidarity.

John and Danielle Connors, the husband-and-wife team behind the Reclaim the Faith podcast. Through honest conversations and powerful personal testimonies, they’ve been exploring faith, healing, hope and transformation, while inspiring thousands of listeners on their own spiritual journeys.  

It’s been a remarkable time for the couple, following their recent marriage, and they’re also preparing for the Darnadale Walk of Hope, a community event focused on bringing people together through hope, faith and solidarity. 

The last year has been a challenging one in terms of escalating conflict, worsening displacement and natural disasters.  

But through it all missionaries have been on the ground providing vital support to the most vulnerable communities in the world.  

Despite the challenges, in 2025 alone Irish missionaries helped change the lives of 1.13 million lives in 40 countries delivering training for climate resilient livelihoods, quality education, better healthcare and renewed hope.  

Continuing centuries of tradition Misean Cara supports missionaries working worldwide to empower those left furthest behind.  

Ceo John Moffe...

The last year has been a challenging one in terms of escalating conflict, worsening displacement and natural disasters.  

But through it all missionaries have been on the ground providing vital support to the most vulnerable communities in the world.  

Despite the challenges, in 2025 alone Irish missionaries helped change the lives of 1.13 million lives in 40 countries delivering training for climate resilient livelihoods, quality education, better healthcare and renewed hope.  

Continuing centuries of tradition Misean Cara supports missionaries working worldwide to empower those left furthest behind.  

Ceo John Moffe...

A new evaluation of ESB Science Blast has found that every child surveyed enjoyed taking
part in the programme, with the research also highlighting high levels of inclusion,
confidence and participation among primary school students from a wide range of
backgrounds and abilities.

More than 110,000 children have taken part in the initiative since it began in 2019, and the
latest findings are now being used to help make STEM education even more accessible.
Joining us to discuss the report and what it means for the future of science education is Amy
Harrington...

We’re halfway through the year, and for many of us, those ambitious New Year’s resolutions
have either fallen by the wayside or been quietly forgotten. But rather than feeling guilty
about what’s not been achieved, experts say the halfway point is actually the perfect time to
pause, reflect and reset.
Whether it’s your health, career, relationships or personal wellbeing, a mid-year check-in can
help you refocus on what really matters. Joining us now is life coach Anna Sutton to talk
about the mid-year wellness reset and how to reassess your goa...

Adam Burke from Jigsaw chatted to Kieran about the proposed ban on social media for those under 16.  https://jigsaw.ie/

Anna Hyland from Dublin chatted to Kieran about her life and where she sees God at work in it

Senator Aubrey McCarthy, founder of Tiglin spoke to Kieran about a recent visit by Anja Busse, Unit Head for Alcohol, Drugs and Addictive Behaviours at the World Health Organization, to Tiglin’s Lighthouse Service in Dublin highlighting the importance of putting the voices and lived experiences of people in recovery at the centre of addiction services.

Ryan O’Neill, founder of AI Maestro, chatted to Kieran about helping businesses and organizations understand and use AI in practical ways,  and what all of this could mean for everyday workers and businesses here in Ireland.

https://www.aimaestro.me/

Gary Jones from Picker Pal chatted to Kieran about the programme which combines storytelling, adventure and litter picking to teach primary school pupils about caring for their local environment https://pickerpalsworld.org/

Dale Redmond has completed a transformative rehabilitation journey with Tiglin, and he’ss now rebuilding his life with renewed hope, purpose, and faith.

His story is one of perseverance, restoration, and the difference that God’s grace can make
in someone’s life.

Most of us know we should have some money put away for a rainy day, but the reality is
often very different. A recent report found that around a quarter of Irish workers could only
manage financially for a month or less if their income suddenly stopped.

Whether it’s an unexpected bill, a job loss, or a family emergency, having a financial cushion
can make all the difference.

So how do we start saving when everything seems to cost more these days? Joining us is
John Lowe from MoneyDoctors.ie.

Pete the Vet is back with us for his regular pet slot, answering your questions and helping us keep our furry, feathered and even scaly friends happy and healthy. 

As always, we’ve had lots of questions sent in from listeners around the country, so let’s get straight to them.