In this episode, we examine the complexities of fame with Ciaran O'Neil, Ussher assistant professor in 19th century history, Trinity College Dublin. By exploring how fame has changed throughout history, we discuss how it has influenced our public space, it's significance within the fashion industry and it's shifting relationship with gender.

In this episode we sit down with longtime FRANC collaborator Will Dunne to discuss the afterlife of luxury items, they joy they can bring, and how that's different for men and women. 

In this episode, we sit down with assistant librarian Greg Sheaf to show some messy compassion for the library. After lengthy chats in both the library and the College’s Alumni Room we sat in the Trinity FM studio to discuss the library’s design legacy, the democratisation of culture and challenging perceptions.

We meet Anna Cosgrave, founder of The Repeal Project, and after a quick coffee in Two Pups on Francis street we sat in the Trinity FM studio to discuss weather we consider ourselves ‘fashion people’.