Anita Anand

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5,917 appearances 33 recordings 3 series first heard May 2026 last heard 2d ago

Anita Anand’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 33 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 10.

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Why? voice-verified
What do we know about this? voice-verified
Ronald, just tell us a little bit about the other world, this space between life and death. voice-verified
I mean, who believes in it and what is it exactly? voice-verified
There's a wonderful woman who makes just brilliant television. voice-verified
Derry Girls is one of her babies, Lisa McGee. voice-verified
And she's just done another one, which is fantastic, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast. voice-verified
And she has this, you know, other world where the veil lifts at a certain time. voice-verified
And it is in between sort of rubble, you know, sort of what was Stone Circle. voice-verified
So it's still very much... voice-verified
present in the minds of the Irish as part of their inheritance, who they are. voice-verified
So Ronald, you're saying that there's two-way traffic in the minds of the people, that you can go across and you can meet these fantastical creatures, but they can also come and what is the purpose? voice-verified
Who comes back in folklore and what do they give us? voice-verified
Ronald, just bearing in mind your advice, and I would never argue, don't believe the Greeks, don't believe the Romans. voice-verified
But, you know, they talk about mistletoe being really important. voice-verified
And you also ascribe a great deal of importance to mistletoe. voice-verified
So first of all, talk about that. voice-verified
What role does mistletoe play? voice-verified
And why do we believe them when they talk about mistletoe? voice-verified
Ronald, it does seem as if the tradition of the Druids was completely wiped out or drowned in blood in Anglesey, but it survives in Ireland. voice-verified
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