A Social Fabric Live in Conversation with Louize Carroll
Relationships are at the heart of our lives. They shape our well-being, our sense of belonging, and often our greatest joys—and frustrations. Why do we sometimes find ourselves repeating the same patterns? Why do certain people trigger us more than others? And what does science actually tell us about the way we connect, love, argue, and repair?
In this live Social Fabric conversation, Andrea Splendori sits down with chartered psychologist Louize Carroll, founder of Wisely Attached, to explore the fascinating intersection between the science of attachment and the beautifully messy reality of human relationships.
Together they will unpack the invisible patterns that influence how we show up in relationships — from emotional triggers and attachment styles to the stories we carry from our past. Expect a thoughtful and engaging evening that blends psychology, real-life stories, practical insight, and the occasional moment of humour about the strange ways we humans relate to one another.
Whether you are curious about your own relationship patterns, interested in the psychology of connection, or simply enjoy deep and lively conversations about what makes us human, this event promises an evening of reflection, insight, and conversation.

The Science and Chaos of Relationships, an exploration of why relationships can be both our greatest challenge and our greatest opportunity for growth.

A Social Fabric Live in Conversation with Louize Carroll
Relationships are at the heart of our lives. They shape our well-being, our sense of belonging, and often our greatest joys—and frustrations. Why do we sometimes find ourselves repeating the same patterns? Why do certain people trigger us more than others? And what does science actually tell us about the way we connect, love, argue, and repair?
In this live Social Fabric conversation, Andrea Splendori sits down with chartered psychologist Louize Carroll, founder of Wisely Attached, to explore the fascinating intersection between the science of attachment and the beautifully messy reality of human relationships.
Together they will unpack the invisible patterns that influence how we show up in relationships — from emotional triggers and attachment styles to the stories we carry from our past. Expect a thoughtful and engaging evening that blends psychology, real-life stories, practical insight, and the occasional moment of humour about the strange ways we humans relate to one another.
Whether you are curious about your own relationship patterns, interested in the psychology of connection, or simply enjoy deep and lively conversations about what makes us human, this event promises an evening of reflection, insight, and conversation.
The Science and Chaos of Relationships, an exploration of why relationships can be both our greatest challenge and our greatest opportunity for growth.

This is part 2 of my conversation with Katriona O'Sullivan recorded in the Whale Theatre, Greystones, Ireland, on the 11th of December 2025.

Peter Baxter played a few songs from his upcoming new album, Dark Familiar

This is part 1 of my conversation with Katriona O'Sullivan recorded in the Whale Theatre, Greystones, Ireland, on the 11th of December 2025.

Recorded live at the Whale Theatre, a mix of music and conversation with Tolu Makay and Francesco Turrisi about music, influence, exploration, and what it is like to be a musician in 2025

All music performed is original by the artists.

The intro tune is Eleventee, written and performed by Francesco Turrisi

Tolü Makay is an alternative genre-bending artist known for her raw storytelling. Since her breakout EP Being, she’s carved a unique space in Irish music, captivating audiences from viral TV moments to major live stages. In the conversation, we discuss her latest EP - People still cry in summer and the stories behind the songs.

For more on Tolü please visit her website or her Instagram page

All Rights for the music played @ToluMakay

Photo Bobby Zithelo

Ciaran and Keith have both been on the podcast before, but this time they are sharing their stories from a different angle.

Both have had a similar trajectory in the world of work and they share the learnings from it with an eye on to what they feel could be helpful to others that may find themselves in similar situations.

For more episodes and more information visit www.socialfabric.ie

In the age of wellness culture, constant health advice makes it easy to feel overwhelmed. This live podcast discusses how to navigate these messages effectively and maintain a healthy mindset.

My guests are Clare McKenna and Allison Keating.

This is part 2 of 2

For more episodes visit www.socialfabric.ie