dalkeybookfest - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

There was a suggestion that David McW, who has a podcast and who is involved with Dalkey Bookfest and Kilkenomics, should talk to Matt on his podcast and invite him to one of the festivals in order to have a discussion of different views on Scottish independence poll results. It was suggested that his focus on diversity should ensure he has a variety of guests and not invite the same people (in this case Simon Kuper) forever.

Topic Modeling

1. Podcasts & Events - @dalkeybookfest, @kilkenomics
2. Attitudes Toward Monolithic Narratives - Scottish independence poll, Irish establishment's narratives
3. Group Dynamics - Don't believe the hype, one-way ideological streets
4. Diversity - inviting guests with facts and stats
5. Communication - contacting via email, inviting guests on podcast

Emotional Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from hopefulness to frustration. The first tweet expresses hopefulness, as the user is asking for contact information. The second tweet expresses frustration with the "yessers" and the "hype" surrounding them. The third tweet expresses interest in the topic of Scottish independence and the potential for a guest appearance at a book festival. The fourth tweet expresses shock and disappointment at the lack of diversity in the podcast, book festival, and other events. The fifth tweet expresses frustration at the lack of diversity in the podcast and book festival, and suggests inviting a guest who could bring a new perspective.

Trend Analysis

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1. Scottish independence \
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2. One-way ideological streets \
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3. Diversity \
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4. Inviting guests onto podcasts and other events \
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5. Barge polls\
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