Caroline O'Donoghue discusses honor, codes, redemption, Catholicism, and the film 'In Bruges'. They explore the meaning of the movie, the experience of European travel, and the portrayal of gangsters. They also discuss parallel power structures, gangsters in the community, and a sincere movie about feelings.

Author Caroline O'Donoghue discusses her novel 'The Rachel Incident' with NPR's Miles Parks, exploring themes of friendship, love, and mistakes in early adulthood. They delve into topics such as abortion and sexual repression in Irish society, the complexities of Rachel and James' friendship, and the historical events shaping Irish storytelling. O'Donoghue shares her choice to tell the story from an older Rachel's perspective, creating a narrative that encourages self-reflection and appreciation.

Caroline O'Donoghue discusses the emotional impact of 'Babe (1995)' on Sentimental Garbage podcast, exploring voice acting, themes, and workplace dynamics in the film. The hosts reflect on childhood memories triggered by a voice actor and discuss complex dynamics and communication challenges in the movie. They also touch on pig intelligence, realism in animal portrayal, and valuable life lessons from characters like Farmer Hoggett in 'Babe'.