Louise Byrne

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598 appearances 8 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 13 Sep

Louise Byrne’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And what are the concrete actions being taken?
Now in her Sunday independent
And a trad wife of course is
based on this idea of olden days where the woman was at home minding the kids, cooking the food, which there's nothing wrong with that, if that's the life that people choose to leave, by the way.
But I think the troubling element is that the man you're there to serve the man and the man is the breadwinner and everything you do is to kind of make his life a little bit easier.
Brenda uh Perrer making the point that, you know, can women actually afford to be working from home a lot of the time with the price of
homes, with the price of food, with the price of everything, can they actually afford to be doing so?
Yeah, but the but the issue with this whole kind of trad wife phenomenon, which is mostly in the States, is that you look at these women and they're leading their really ideal lives.
They're making bread in their really fancy gunas and they're up at all hours in the morning making their husband's lunch before they go to work.
And you know, 'cause the husband is the breadwinner, the husband's going out to make the money.
And what's not actually said is that these women are using this platform and making an absolute mint and are not wealthy because their husbands are going out to work and they're staying at home.
They're wealthy because they're utilising their platform to make a lot of money.
And yeah, and that's not being said.
And th that could trick a lot of women into this false sense of security.
Yeah, and I I think the amazing thing about it is like you saw the Irish humour.
Like the British one is brilliant as well, but I think the Irish one, like Lauren said, it really captured people because you could see yourself reflected in it.
You could see the people you know reflected in it.
You could you tell almost what people were going to do.
And I you know, there was a lot of swearing, which was also fantastic.
You don't get that in the British version.
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