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It's Good To Talk with John D. Healy
It's Good To Talk with John D. Healy
This is the official channel of John D. Healy from Ireland and best known for opening "Mother Hubbard's" . John is now living in New York where he works in marketing. John is a marketing master who wants to showcase some of the interesting characters he has met in his life. "It's good to talk." Tune in for new episodes and meet some most interesting characters.
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Bronx Hip Hop Socks That Everyone Loves – Ill Socks Collection Story
June 14, 2026

Bronx Hip Hop Socks That Everyone Loves – Ill Socks Collection Story

Bronx Hip Hop Socks That Everyone Loves – Ill Socks Collection Story. In this episode of It's Good to Talk, John Deily sits down with Mike Lewis, Harlem entrepreneur and founder of Ill Socks Collection and Fresh Ties scarves. From corporate PR and Silicon Valley to launching a hip-hop inspired accessory brand in the Bronx, Mike shares his journey, design inspiration, and how these premium socks and scarves are connecting with people across all ages and demographics in New York City. Discover th
Roy Keane: The Keaneification of Modern Ireland - Dave Hannigan Book Interview
May 30, 2026

Roy Keane: The Keaneification of Modern Ireland - Dave Hannigan Book Interview

Roy Keane: The Keaneification of Modern Ireland is explored in depth with author Dave Hannigan in this must-watch interview about the Cork legend's incredible journey from poverty to national icon. Discover how Roy Keane shaped modern Irish identity, his rise at Manchester United, the infamous Saipan drama, and why he's still dominating conversations 20+ years after retirement. Perfect for Irish fans in NYC, Manchester United supporters, and anyone fascinated by Irish sports history. Grab the bo
Detective Doocey Half-Sees Whodunnit: Irish Author Tom McAndrew Interview
May 16, 2026

Detective Doocey Half-Sees Whodunnit: Irish Author Tom McAndrew Interview

Detective Doocey Half-Sees Whodunnit is the must-watch Irish author Tom McAndrew interview you need if you love clever cozy mysteries. Join the NYC-based “It’s Good to Talk” podcast as the Mayo-born writer shares how he turned his family name and lifelong bad eyesight into the unforgettable detective Doocey—scruffy, funny, and determined to crack his first big case even as his vision fails. Learn about the upcoming books (corporate murder and presidential scandal), the therapeutic writing proces
Blind Musician Eric Warren NYC Life Story Podcast
May 9, 2026

Blind Musician Eric Warren NYC Life Story Podcast

Blind musician Eric Warren NYC life story podcast is the inspiring interview you’ve been searching for. Join John D. Healy on the Upper East Side as Eric, blind from birth, shares his incredible journey from Louisiana to New York City jazz festivals, seeing-eye dogs, piano career, and life as a 75-year-old NYC legend. Local New Yorkers and music lovers will love this timeless conversation full of heart, humor, and real talk about overcoming blindness in the city that never sleeps.Buy a Copy of
Pro-Life Story NYC 1980s: The Cab Driver, Priest & Baby I Almost Lost | The John D. Healy Podcast
April 26, 2026

Pro-Life Story NYC 1980s: The Cab Driver, Priest & Baby I Almost Lost | The John D. Healy Podcast

Pro-Life Story NYC 1980s: The Cab Driver, Priest & Baby I Almost Lost shares Bonnie Preston’s inspiring journey through an unplanned pregnancy in New York City. Alone after being ghosted, she found hope through a prophetic cab ride, Father Charlie Brown’s guidance, and a sonogram that changed everything—now celebrating her daughter’s own pregnancy in the same city years later.Buy a Copy of " And that's how it all started" https://amzn.to/2Z83B7MA short interview in the new "It's Good to Tal
Inside the Five Lamps Arts Festival Dublin: Celebrating North Inner City Heritage
April 11, 2026

Inside the Five Lamps Arts Festival Dublin: Celebrating North Inner City Heritage

Inside the Five Lamps Arts Festival Dublin, you’ll find a rich celebration of north inner city heritage through arts, storytelling, and community events. In this It’s Good to Talk episode, John D. Healy talks with Creative Director Róisín Lonergan about the festival’s origins near the iconic Five Lamps and its ongoing mission to spotlight local talent and history. Features everything from jazz performances and plays to maps of historic streets and connections to New York’s own Five Lamps bar.B

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Desmond | Dec. 9, 2025