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Kate Ryan

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Sep 21, 2026

Natalie BonjoloHOST
33:59
We'll be back tomorrow for day 21.
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34:02
This podcast was hosted by Natalie Bongiolo, produced by Kate Ryan and Alicia Pridy, and recorded in the studios of Seven West Media.
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34:10
Audio files were provided from the archives of the Seven Network and the West Australian.
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34:15
Sign up for daily emails and all the latest on the Claremont trial at thewest.com.au.
Jonny PardoeHOST
0:00
So we welcome Kate Ryan today who's going to share her story, Hope for the Hurting, Abused and Abandoned.
Jonny PardoeHOST
0:07
This is a story about childhood abuse and overcoming it.
Jonny PardoeHOST
0:11
Welcome to the show today, Kate.
Brett RyanHOST
2:04
Their goal is to empower the next generation to live life to the full.
Brett RyanHOST
2:09
That's Paul Ninas, our guest today, along with my wife, Kate, and I'm Brett Ryan for Focus on the Family Australia.
Brett RyanHOST
2:16
Well, welcome.
Paul NinnisGUEST
2:18
It's great to be with you today.

19 MINS LATER

Paul NinnisGUEST
21:44
Don't be sort of informative and commanding in how you engage.
Paul NinnisGUEST
21:47
Be curious about what your young person is thinking and feeling and doing.
Paul NinnisGUEST
21:51
Two, that third party strategy is gold as well, Kate.
Paul NinnisGUEST
21:54
You know, saying what would you do in that situation? What do you think about that person who had those nudes passed on? And so, They're all really good tools and just making sure that we revisit the conversations and empower our young people to be forward thinking and proactive, not just receivers of information about the risks.
Natalie BongiovanniHOST
34:36
[upbeat music]
speaker_1NARRATOR
34:36
This podcast was hosted by Natalie Bongiolo, produced by Kate Ryan and Alicia Pridi, and recorded in the studios of 7 West Media.
speaker_1NARRATOR
34:44
Audio files were provided from the archives of the Seven Network and the West Australian.
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34:49
Sign up for daily emails and all the latest on the Claremont trial at thewest.com.au.
Alessandra PinoHOST
41:04
...
Alessandra PinoHOST
41:04
Kate Ryan's book, yep
Flossie PhillipsGUEST
41:05
... abattoirs and all of these things and all the ramifications around basically food health and safety.
Alessandra PinoHOST
41:11
Yes.
Neil JohnsonHOST
1:45
It's been a bit of a transition year.
Neil JohnsonHOST
1:47
Of course, Brett and Kate Ryan working on their new assignment in Europe.
Neil JohnsonHOST
1:51
And now Hilton at the helm with some amazing initiatives.
Neil JohnsonHOST
1:54
Hey, Hilton, welcome back to 2020.
PJ CooganHOST
1:35
[gentle music] The Opinion Line on Cork's 96 FM.
PJ CooganHOST
1:40
A new book, a new book just out by Kate Ryan is focusing on superfoods, a particular superfood.
PJ CooganHOST
1:52
Did you know that when you sit down on Sunday morning to your fried eggs and your grilled tomato and your sausages and your bit of Clonakilty black pudding, did you know that Clonakilty black pudding is a superfood? Well, not so much the black pudding as the blood that goes into it.
PJ CooganHOST
2:11
Real old-fashioned, honest food.

18 MINS LATER

PJ CooganHOST
19:44
Well, your book is an interesting browse, I have to say.
PJ CooganHOST
19:46
It's called Blood, Guts, and Black Pudding, available in good bookshops now.
PJ CooganHOST
19:51
The Ireland's Dying Art of Blood As Food, Kate Ryan, thank you very much for that.
PJ CooganHOST
19:56
Cork's 96 FM.
Natalie BongiovanniHOST
31:26
Chat then.
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31:28
[upbeat music] This podcast was hosted by Natalie Boniello, produced by Kate Ryan and Alicia Preedy, and recorded in the studios of Seven West Media.
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31:36
Audio files were provided from the archives of the Seven Network and the West Australian.
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31:41
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EmmaHOST
0:00
Now, we are all used to black pudding being on our plate for the traditional Irish breakfast fry, but this dish has a rich historical past.
EmmaHOST
0:07
Over centuries of Ireland's history, blood has been the food to build up warriors in epic battles, staved off hunger and was offered... protection from bad luck and somebody who is obsessed with this topic is food writer Kate Ryan and she's in her Cork studio to chat to me all about her new book which is called Blood, Guts and Black Pudding Ireland's Dying Art of Blood as Food Kate how are you? I'm very good this morning.
EmmaHOST
0:34
How are you? I'm good.
EmmaHOST
0:34
Thank you so much for joining me this morning.

13 MINS LATER

EmmaHOST
13:26
Kate, God, I'd love to talk to you for longer.
EmmaHOST
13:28
Thank you so much for chatting to us today.
EmmaHOST
13:30
So Kate Ryan is the author of Blood, Guts and Black Pudding, Ireland's Dying Art of Blood as Food.
EmmaHOST
13:35
Kate, thank you so much.
Natalie BonjoloHOST
38:30
See you then.
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38:31
This podcast was hosted by Natalie Bongiolo, produced by Kate Ryan and Alicia Preedy, and recorded in the studios of Seven West Media.
speaker_0NARRATOR
38:39
Audio files were provided from the archives of the Seven Network and the West Australian.
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38:44
Sign up for daily emails and all the latest on the Claremont trial at thewest.com.au.

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