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'Script to Story' Season 5 Episode 6 (final episode) featuring Mary Esther Judy.

'Script to Story' Season 5 Episode 5 featuring Chris Place, a therapist at Galway City Counselling.

'Script to Story' Season 5 Episode 4 featuring Julia Boos, Tribes Press intern and Catherine Gagneux, the honorary French counsel for Ireland West.

'Script to Story' Season 5 Episode 2 featuring Niamh Campbell, who was awarded the 2021 Rooney Prize for Irish Literature for her debut novel, This Happy.

'Script to Story' Season 5 Episode 1 featuring Aideen Doherty and Ciara Hogan. In this episode, we talk about the words we use. How the words we use can lift people up or demonise people.

Season Four of the Script to Story Podcast series invites you as a person who may have learned Irish at school but drifted from the language to return to it. We want you to know that this is your language and to use 'cúpla focal'. We talk about literature, influences on the language and much more. Join us for these interesting conversations with well-known Irish figures in the literature scene.

Season Four of the Script to Story Podcast series invites you as a person who may have learned Irish at school but drifted from the language to return to it. We want you to know that this is your language and to use 'cúpla focal'. We talk about literature, influences on the language and much more. Join us for these interesting conversations with well-known Irish figures in the literature scene.

Season Four of the Script to Story Podcast series invites you as a person who may have learned Irish at school but drifted from the language to return to it. We want you to know that this is your language and to use 'cúpla focal'. We talk about literature, influences on the language and much more. Join us for these interesting conversations with well-known Irish figures in the literature scene.

Season Four of the Script to Story Podcast series invites you as a person who may have learned Irish at school but drifted from the language to return to it. We want you to know that this is your language and to use 'cúpla focal'. We talk about literature, influences on the language and much more. Join us for these interesting conversations with well-known Irish figures in the literature scene.

Season Four of the Script to Story Podcast series invites you as a person who may have learned Irish at school but drifted from the language to return to it. We want you to know that this is your language and to use 'cúpla focal'. We talk about literature, influences on the language and much more. Join us for these interesting conversations with well-known Irish figures in the literature scene.

Season Four of the Script to Story Podcast series invites you as a person who may have learned Irish at school but drifted from the language to return to it. We want you to know that this is your language and to use 'cúpla focal'. We talk about literature, influences on the language and much more. Join us for these interesting conversations with well-known Irish figures in the literature scene.

🎙️ We're at Episode Four of ‘Script to Story’, the Tribes Press podcast. This series of ‘Script to Story’, we’re diving into the wonderful world of illustrators 🎨 This episode, we are joined by Marta Doblas, an illustrator based in Spain 🖌️ In this episode, Marguerite and Marta discuss finding inspiration on social media, developing a unique style and how the lockdown has affected her life as an artist and student 🎧 We're now on Apple Podcasts and all associated apps- iTunes, Overcast, Castro, Castbox and Podfriend! Subscribe to ‘Script to Story’ on Spotify, Stitcher, Deezer, Podchaser, Listen Notes, Podcast Index, Podcast Addict or Player FM and never miss another episode 💖

⏳ We’re already halfway through this series of ‘Script to Story’, the Tribes Press podcast! 😲 This series of ‘Script to Story’, we’re diving into the wonderful world of illustrators ➡️ This episode features Fabrice Matray, an illustrator based in Lyon, France. Fabrice illustrated ‘Covid Monster’s Visit’ for Tribes Press 🖌️ In this episode, Fabrice and Marguerite (joined by Chloe Boyer) discuss collaboration, producing work in the lockdown and navigating deadlines ⏰ 🎧 We're now on Apple Podcasts and all associated apps- iTunes, Overcast, Castro, Castbox and Podfriend! Subscribe to ‘Script to Story’ on Spotify, Stitcher, Deezer, Podchaser, Listen Notes, Podcast Index, Podcast Addict or Player FM and never miss another episode 💖

✨🎉 Another week, another podcast! 🎉✨ This series of ‘Script to Story’, we’re diving into the wonderful world of illustrators. Beyond the worlds that words can create, illustrators help to bring books to life by imagining the visuals to accompany the stories we tell 📜🖼️ 🎨 Our second guest of the series is Jay Penn. He is the illustrator of ‘Onnie Piggles’ for Tribes Press, as well as a freelance illustrator and concept artist. In this episode, Marguerite and Jay talk about the various routes an illustrator can take in their career, self-belief and how to grow a narrative with illustration. It’s a super interesting conversation, especially for prospective illustrators, so give it a listen! 🎧 Subscribe to ‘Script to Story’ on Spotify, Stitcher, Deezer, Podchaser, Listen Notes, Podcast Index, Podcast Addict or Player FM and never miss another episode. Our next episode drops on May 11th! You can also find the full ‘Script to Story’ archive on tribespress.com/script-to-story 💖

✨🎉 We’ve arrived at the third series of our Tribes Press podcast, ‘Script to Story’! 🎉✨ This series, we’re exploring the wonderful world of illustrators. We're going beyond the worlds that words can create and getting to know the illustrators and designers that help to bring books to life- by imagining the visuals to accompany the stories we tell 📜🖼️ 🎨 Our first guest of the new series is the wonderful Fabrice Bertolotto. Fabrice is an illustrator and graphic designer based in France. He is also the illustrator of the later ‘Kapheus' titles and has previously created cover designs for many Tribes Press publications. In this episode, Marguerite and Fabrice (joined by Chloe Boyer) discuss illustrating for the fantasy genre 🐉 and approaching challenging projects with creativity 🖌️ 🎧 Subscribe to ‘Script to Story’ on Spotify, Stitcher, Deezer, Podchaser, Listen Notes, Podcast Index, Podcast Addict or Player FM and never miss another episode. Our next episode drops on May 4th! You can also find the full ‘Script to Story’ archive on tribespress.com/script-to-story 💖

Mother Tongues is a language Club specialising in multiple languages for Primary Level students.Join Host Marguerite Tonery in the last episode of the series as she talks with Dr. Francesca  Le Morgia on the importance of language in the household, busting myths on learning multiple languages, and the joy of joining Mother Tongues.Dr. Francesca La Morgia is the founder and director of Mother Tongues. She holds a Ph.D. in bilingual language acquisition and has been working as a lecturer since 2010 both in Ireland and in the UK. She is currently lecturing in the Froebel Department of Primary and Early Childhood Education at Maynooth University and delivering teacher training in the area of language around Europe.To join Mother Tongues visit www.mothertongues.ie

In this week's episode, Marguerite is joined by French translator Laly  Wehbe.Laly translated the Silly Sammy Picture Book written by Maria Breen-Fahey, and illustrated by Béibhínn McCarthy.She explains the difficulties faced when translating something as small as a picture book into your own language as well as her journey living in Ireland and the importance of understanding colloquial terms.  There is a great deal of skill in translating atmosphere, emotion, and maintaining the pace of a text from one language to another. 

Today Marguerite introduces Ms. Ciara Begely.  Ciara translated the Covid Monsters Visit into Gaelic.In this episode, our Irish translator reveals the ins and outs of her regime and the tricky side of translating into our own native language, and how it is never too late to learn our own mother tongue.

The Irish language certainly is unique, but today Marguerite discovers as she talks with translator and editor Anet Rumberg, that the Estonian language has its own unique spin on phrases and slang.Anet translated Covid Monster's Visit into Estonian.  She shares the difficulties involved in translating many Irish sayings we may take for granted such as 'silly', or 'daft', and how much research must go into a book that holds slang so common to us.