we make documentaries and podcasts —
NEWS: Our documentary ’35 Years of GCN’ — which examines LGBTQ+ social history in Ireland through the story of GCN (Gay Community News) magazine — has been shortlisted in the Best Documentary category for the IMRO national Radio Awards.
ABOUT: Making audio content (as Shaun & Maurice) is an ongoing side-project for artist/creative Maurice Kelliher and science communicator Shaun O’Boyle. They create and produce podcast series, commissioned content, and full-length radio documentaries — for national/overseas radio broadcast, online streaming, festivals, exhibitions, and special events — including:
BBC Radio 4, Documentaries on Newstalk, Science Gallery Dublin, University College Dublin, Irish Design 2015, LGBT History Month UK, Dunsink Observatory, Inspirefest, Science Gallery International, the Marriage Equality campaign; Trinity College Dublin, Science Foundation Ireland, Bright Club, BBC World Service, IDA Ireland, Silicon Republic/Future Human, and the European Horizon 2020 project/PERITIA.
In 2017, they were shortlisted to the final 10 (from hundreds of worldwide entries) for the Alan Whicker Audio Recognition Award, for their documentary Prejudice and Pride, where Irish LGBTQ+ Travellers told their stories in their own words.
PRESS:
"An intelligent unpicking of how controversies have altered our trust in science" — The Guardian | on The Trust Race (podcast series)
“A fantastic production“ — The Irish Times | on Tales From The Cryptid (short-form documentary)
“A gripping, groundbreaking documentary” — GCN magazine | on Prejudice and Pride (documentary)
“Carefully crafted…a treat to listen to” — The Irish Times | on the Science Gallery Dublin Podcast
“It is, in a word, epic” — Brian Finnegan | on 35 Years of GCN (documentary)
“Essential listening...it's not just powerful, it’s enlightening” — Silicon Republic | on All Mine (documentary)
“Totally absorbing…If only all minorities got such a nuanced hearing“ — The Irish Times | on Leaving the Island (documentary)
“This powerful documentary is a fitting tribute” — GCN Magazine | on 35 Years of GCN (documentary)