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Moze Jacobs

Radio programme maker

Moze Jacobs is a multifaceted professional based in Ireland, working as a writer, musician, translator, organizer, and arts & mental health practitioner.1 She worked as a radio programme maker at Clonline Radio in Clonakilty, Ireland, from June 2016 to July 2017.1 During her time at Clonline Radio, Jacobs was responsible for production, presentation, and content creation for various programmes, including:

  • "Dave Lordan in Person" (60 minutes)
  • "Bloomsday Breakfast" featuring Brendan McCormack (30 minutes)
  • "Late Night Jazz" featuring Gary Hannon (30 minutes)
  • "pSoken Wrod" featuring Nick Smith (30 minutes)
  • "A Taste of Clonakilty Jazz Collective" featuring Justin Brett (23 minutes)1

Currently, Jacobs is involved with 49, North Street, a creative mental health space in Skibbereen, where she engages in writing, music, doughnut economics, events, and the West Cork Feel Good Festival.1 She also runs DeBarra's Spoken Word, a monthly event at DeBarra's Folk Club in Clonakilty, and writes articles for the West Cork People.1

Jacobs has a diverse background, having worked as a freelance translator since 1995, translating film/TV scripts, series, and voice-overs.1 She has also been active as a writer, journalist, and artist in the Netherlands, England, and Northern Ireland before moving to Ireland in 1997.1

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