Episodes: 27
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.5/5.0
Estimated listeners: < 100
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: Ireland
YouTube: 2.5k subscribers
Instagram: 5.1k followers
Page updated: Nov 4, 2026 · How we check this data
Publicly listed emails
julie@headstuff.org
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Meghann Scully - Irish broadcaster and presenter.
Rose Spillane - Energy Efficiency In A Bar And Restaurant.
Dinny Galvin - Renewable Energy And Sustainable Farming.
Deirdre de Bhails - Community-led Green Initiatives And Rural Climate Action.
Stephen McManus - Cycling Access, Community Inclusion, And Bike Maintenance.
Sadhbh O'Neill - Giving Up Car Use And The Benefits Of Active Travel.
Re:Connect | How Rural Irish Communities are Tackling Climate Change
September 29, 2026
Can a tiny peninsula in County Kerry solve Ireland's energy crisis? Host Meghann Scully heads to Dingle to meet the local trailblazers proving that rural communities are at the absolute forefront of building a sustainable future. In this mini-episode of the ESB Re:Energise podcast, we discover how local innovation beats global climate anxiety with three incredible guests: Deirdre de Bhailís – General Manager of The Dingle Hub, breaking down how they are spearheading community-led green i...
Re:Move | I Ditched My Car in Ireland — Here’s What Happened
September 22, 2026
Is it actually possible to ditch your car in Ireland? Host Meghann Scully hits the streets of Dublin to find out how car-reliant we really are, and heads to Galway city to test out a brand new e-mobility hub as a total non-cyclist. In this mini-episode of the ESB Re:Energise podcast, we explore the massive health, environmental, and financial benefits of active travel with two incredible guests: Sadhbh O’Neill – Lecturer, environmental activist, and dedicated everyday cyclist who success...
Re:Purpose | Wind turbines, shipping containers, and the secret behind the ultimate "Grand Design"
September 15, 2026
Can you turn a dead wind turbine into an outdoor bridge? Host Meghann Scully dives into the fascinating world of extreme repurposing and circular upcycling, proving that yesterday’s industrial waste is tomorrow’s ultimate "Grand Design." In this mini-episode of the ESB Re:Energise podcast, we discover how Irish innovators are breathing spectacular new life into massive structures: Patrick Bradley – Renowned TV architect, breaking down the incredible realities, challenges, and design secr...
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Re:Energise from ESB is hosted by Meghann Scully. Its publicly listed email is julie@headstuff.org. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.
The publicly listed email for Re:Energise from ESB: julie@headstuff.org.
Podseeker estimates Re:Energise from ESB reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Re:Energise from ESB typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Relevant expertise or hands-on experience in sustainability, energy, climate action, transport, design, agriculture, technology, or community initiatives. Guests include established experts and public-facing professionals as well as local practitioners and business owners. Common among recent guests: Leadership or specialist roles in sustainability-related fields; Practical work advancing community or business sustainability; Relevant research, advocacy, policy, or educational experience. Recent guests include Rose Spillane, Dinny Galvin, and Deirdre de Bhails.
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