Podcast appearances and mentions of denise chaila

Limerick artist Denise Chaila and Karl Daly join Joe to discuss their Music for Mental Health event taking place in Dolans Warehouse this evening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Singer, rapper and actor Denise Chaila joins Brendan and selects five pieces of music that have been important to her at different times in her life.

Committee member,Limerick  Literary Festival, Feb 21st-23rd talking about the legacy of Kate O'Brien in whose honour the festival was set up in 1984. This year is the 40th Limerick Literary Festival and the 50th anniversary of Kate O'Brien's death. Also talking about guest writers who will attend including Claire Keegan, and the award for a first novel by a female writer , worth 2000 euro, sponsored by Bill and Denise Whelan. Opening by Denise Chaila , Limk spoken word artist and singer. Bookings at www.limerickliteraryfestival.com  Saturday Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design   http://dergkitchendesign.ie Originally broadcast on Saturday 27th January 2024 as part of Saturday Chronicle hosted by Tom Hanley and Patricia Anne Moore. Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

Ríon O'Donovan tells PJ that she is working her dream job as a fashion designer & now is very privileged to be dressing music stars like CMAT & Denise Chaila. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nealo is a Dublin rapper and artist who is a regular on this site since first appearing in 2018. 2020's All The Leaves Are Falling was a Choice Music Prize-nominated debut album, an album exploring loss, friendship, family and the ties that keep us searching for home.Fresh from the release of new song 'Forest' with Morgana of Saint Sister on vocals, Nealo is teasing a new album at a later date, and along with last week's guest Celaviedmai, is playing at The Hennessy Hip-Hop House at Body & Soul Festival this summer.We've been talking to Nealo about getting him on the podcast for a long time, so we're delighted to finally bring him in with Niall and Andrea.On this episode we discuss what Nealo has been up to by asking him about some songs that are inspiring him and he loves right now, along with chats about making and releasing music in 2023, sobriety, going to see Post Malone, and possibly controversial opinions about Taylor Swift.Listen to the chat, or read the abbreviated choices on Nialler9.The Hennessy Hip-Hop House announces its lineup at Body & Soul Festival this June 16th to 18th at Ballinlough Castle, Co. Westmeath.Denise Chaila, Gemma Dunleavy, Kojaque, Fabio & Grooverider and The Outlook Orchestra (A/V Show) are among the headliners for the Hennessy Music Trail and The Hennessy Hip-Hop House has an extensive lineup of hip-hop to celebrate the genre's 50th year in tandem this year. Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord communitySubscribe in your favourite podcast app:Listen on Apple | Android | ACAST | Patreon | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS FeedSongs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify Playlist Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Limerick musician Seán O'Meara is set to play in Dolan's next month but he is no stranger to the stage. The Limerick man has played alongside the likes of Bob Geldolf, Sting, our own Denise Chaila, and Hermitage Green. Seán joins Gillian for a chat and treats us to a song in studio! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the first episode of 2023, Damien Tuit, guitarist in the Murder Capital, joins to talk about their great second album Gigi's Recovery - and being from Rosscarbery, West Cork. We talk about how the band started, the impact of debut album When I Have Fears, and making the new album amid Covid lockdowns. Murder Capital play Vicar Street on February 26. 34.23: Graham Patterson is the director of Out of Place, a music documentary about Limerick City from the team behind Féile na Gréine festival. A meditation on the role music plays in building community, Out of Place seeks to explore the tensions that emerge when musicians struggle to carve out a space for themselves in their city. It features performances from and interviews with Denise Chaila, God Knows, Murli Hey Rusty, His Father's Voice, and Post Punk Podge. The film is going to be shown around Ireland in the next month. The dates are January 27 - Belltable, Limerick (Irish Premiere) February 4 - Triskel, Cork February 16 - A4 Sounds, Dublin February 17 - Spirit Store, Dundalk February 18 - Queen's Film Theatre, Belfast February 25 - The Model, Sligo 54.45: New music to end the show comes from: David Kitt - Wishing Well Soft on Crime - Telex Eyes Montauk Hotel - Dive (Come Afloat)

For this third special Mixtape for Black History Month, Gemma Bradley from Introducing on BBC Radio 1 plays upfront music from her region, Northern Ireland. Includes tunes from Jordan Adetunji, Erica Cody, God Knows, Winnie AMA, Sweet Lemondae, Emby, Kessler, TraviS, AbbaCaxi, Cherym, Alicia Raye, Leo Miyagee, Denise Chaila, Jafaris and Aby Coulibaly.

In this episode Michelle talks about being reborn after having her confidence stripped,  being humiliated and losing herself all at the cost of trying to fulfil her dream career.  We discuss how even strong women can fall victim to the misogyny of the music industry and the moment she reclaimed her power!   “The misogynistic, the uncaring, revolting behaviour and words that were spoken to us for those two years, I, honest to God was broken. I was not myself. I couldn't sleep outside of panic attacks, literally spiralled into this depression.   I came home, like the most amazing thing I did was performed like 20,000 people in Trafalgar Square with the girls. And we had the best time, and we all said, like we had to call it. Everyone was like, it was getting to the point where it was ridiculous. I was such a positive, loving person all in my life, got to a stage where I couldn't even sleep, I couldn't talk, I couldn't laugh. I was just numb to the world. ”   ABOUT THE GUEST - MICHELLE GRIMES   Irish Pop singer and multi-instrumentalist Michelle Grimes arrived on the scene with a voice, panache and Pop / R'n'B sensibility that instantly set her apart from her musical peers. No stranger to the stage, Michelle has performed in Trafalgar Square to over 20,000 spectators as part of ‘Pride in London', has sung for the King and Queen of Belgium as well as singing for The Taoiseach and the U.S Presidential party in June last year when they visited Ireland.    Hailing from Limerick, Grimes has emerged as one of the country's most promising pop acts of recent memory. After the release of her first single ‘Going, Going, Gone', Hotpress nominated Grimes alongside the likes of Dermot Kennedy and Denise Chaila for Irish artist of the year and one to watch. Michelle's debut single wowed Irish radio and she went straight onto playlists across the country from Fm104, Live95, LMFM, Corks 96 and C103 as their Select Irish Artist of the Month as well as gracing the airwaves across BBC (Track of the week), 2FM, Spin and many more. Michelle smashed it at the overall International Radio Charts in Ireland landing on the Top 20 most played Artists on Irish radio alongside Ariana, Joel Corry, Dermot Kennedy, Dua Lipa and other stars. The track reached #3 in the breakers charts on Irish radio too.    CONNECT WITH MICHELLE:   https://www.instagram.com/michellegrimesofficial/ https://www.tiktok.com/@michellegrimesofficial https://twitter.com/MichelleGrimess   Name That Tune Song:   UNSTOPPABLE - Sia https://amzn.to/3wDtPMV   ABOUT THE HOST - EVE HORNE   Eve Horne is an Award Winning Singer, songwriter, producer, sound engineer, podcast producer and more recently, a creative transformational coach, Mentor and Advisor. She has over 20 years experience in the Music Industry and is founder of PeakMusicUK and the UNHEARD Campaign which demands equality for women in the Music Industry.   Eve helps women to realign their vision and realise their potential through her unique programme that combines creativity and mental well-being. Eve is passionate about  unlocking the ‘forgotten you' and clearing those subconscious blocks so that each woman can remember her worth, regain her confidence and achieve inner success.   Eve is also co-author of children's book “How Nova Got The star In Her Eye” a beautiful children's picture book about an interracial, same sex couple and their journey to becoming a family! A book can help educate all families! https://amzn.to/3wz9NSw   If you need a podcast producer, need mentoring 1-2-1 training or advice on singing, songwriting or production, or you are curious about my Rewire program to build confidence. Reconnect you to your younger self reignite, your passion and realign your journey, you can book a complimentary 30 minute call via my website www.peakmusic.uk. If you want to get back on track, feel free to give me a call today. And let's get chatting.    Also, if you would like to support the We Are The Unheard campaign to help young women get trained in songwriting and music production, please grab yourself a T-shirt here: https://www.peakmusic.uk/about-4   CONNECT WITH EVE:   https://www.facebook.com/WeAreTheUnheardPodcastGroup https://www.linkedin.com https://www.facebook.com/wearepeakmusicUK https://www.facebook.com/EveHorne https://www.instagram.com/WeAreTheUnheard https://www.instagram.com/EveHorne https://www.instagram.com/PeakMusicUK https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@evehorne https://www.youtube.com/PeakMusicUK https://linktr.ee/PEAKMusicUK   Sontronics Podcast Pro Mic:   https://amzn.to/3yhUWvH RED https://amzn.to/2WIiSuy GOLD https://amzn.to/2WDiqgV GREEN https://amzn.to/3rK9l1o SILVER https://amzn.to/3rO8DA4 BLUE https://amzn.to/3ym3sds PURPLE   HOSTED BY: Eve Horne

1.01: Some thoughts on Another Love Story festival, which returned to Killyon Manor at the weekend. 6.32: Marketa Irglova on Lila, her first album in eight years and the third in a trilogy. She talks about her journey from Once to entering Iceland's Eurovision song contest, and some of the stories behind the tracks on Lila, and influences such as Bridgerton and other TV shows. https://open.spotify.com/artist/4SklVMGMsWTq7cJd9MixUx?si=ZDMqGoDKRUiJQAwAEmgTpw 41.06: Christy from Le Boom on supporting Denise Chaila at St John's Castle, Limerick, on Saturday, August 20. 44.14: Simon Roche, one-third of the Lumo Club night, talks about their boat party in Dublin Bay on Saturday, August 20. How it came about, what songs went down best, and was there any seasickness. We also chat about Oasis and their best songs, as Be Here Now turns 25. https://www.instagram.com/lumoclub/?hl=en NEW MUSIC!!! 1.01.24: Alice Kiernan introduces her single 'Golden', which is out this Friday, August 26. https://twitter.com/Alice_Kiernan https://smarturl.it/cxe9bt 1.06.38: Patrick Stefan introduces 'Just Another Love Song', taken from debut album Wayfare, which is released on September 23. twitter.com/patrick_stefan_ https://t.co/3xtlhlIuOA 1.12.19: Cabin aka Adam McCabe chats about 'The Parasocialite (Alternative Version)' off the just-released You're On My Mind EP twitter.com/cabin_music https://linktr.ee/cabin44

A mid-west special of the TPOE podcast this week.... 4.15: God Knows on his new EP We Move the Needle, out on Narolane Records, and the Denise Chaila show taking place at St John's Castle in Limerick City on Saturday, August 20 https://narolanerecords.bandcamp.com/artists 32.33: Elaine Howley discusses her debut solo album The Distance Between Heart and Mouth, released via Belfast's Touch Sensitive Records https://touchsensitiverecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-distance-between-heart-and-mouth 1.02.18: Diarmuid O'Shea, chairperson of Féile na Gréine, discusses the festival that's taking over the streets of Limerick this weekend, August 19-21, featuring the likes of Junior Brother, Boyfrens and Girlfriend and a special bespoke beer crafted by sponsors Crew Brewing Company and Treaty City Brewery. 1.14.57: Niall Jackson tells us about a new single from his London-based band Sweat Threats before we give it a full play. It's called 'Questions?' https://sweatthreats.bandcamp.com/

What an eventful week on the Yellow Brit Road! We were at Glastonbury festival this weekend, bringing you live performances straight from Worthy Farm (or from our little Caruthers Hall basement... join us in mind and spirit!). We also had many performances by queer musicians playing the festival this weekend. I also got to chat to the creators and hosts of the Desi LGBT Fest, a festival celebrating queer identities, art and expression within South Asian communities around the world (**FULL INTERVIEW OUT THURSDAY)! This week's setlist: Rina Sawayama Suede Skunk Anansie Rufus Wainwright (live) Kae Tempest Arlo Parks (live) Little Simz and Cleo Sol (live) Denise Chaila (live) Grace Petrie Tom Robinson ('77 live) Find this week's playlist here. Do try and support artists directly, all Bandcamp links above are 100% fresh and ethically sourced. x Do touch that dial and tune in live! We're on at CFRC 101.9 FM in the Kingston area, or on cfrc.ca, Sundays 8 to 9 PM! (Full shows are available in the archive for 3 months from release) Get in touch with the show for requests, submissions, giving feedback or anything else: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com or tweet @YellowBritCFRC. PS: submissions, cc music@cfrc.ca if you'd like other CFRC DJs to spin your music on their shows as well. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yellowbritroad/message

Man City United Against Liverpool supporters, Denise Chaila interview and Instagrand! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Live 95's sister stations speaks to Ed Sheeran about his upcoming Irish tour, his Limerick-based supporting act rapper Denise Chaila and apologizes to Munster fans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Denise Chaila - "CHAILA" from the 2020 album GO Bravely on narolane. Denise Chaila will be performing at this year's virtual Eurosonic (ESNS) Music Festival and Conference January 19-22 and has also been nominated for a Music Moves Europe Award. The past two years have been ones of extreme highs and lows for Zambian-Irish rapper Denise Chaila. On one hand, 2020 saw her release her debut full-length GO Bravely to rave reviews, prominent television performances, and a slew of nominations, leading her to become the highest ranking Irish woman in the country's charts that year. She then followed that up with November's five-song release It's A Mixtape that saw her boldly exploring new sonic territories to acclaim. At the same time, the giant push into the spotlight has led to an egregious amount of racism being thrown at the rapper on the internet. When GO Boldly won Chaila an RTÉ Choice Music Prize (the first time a mixtape has ever won the crown), the vitriol being aimed at Chaila in the comment sections was so disturbingly cruel that she asked RTÉ to stop tagging her in posts so that she wouldn't have to witness the abuse.  “CHAILA,” our Song of the Day and the hit that made people start paying attention to the rapper, is a fun and clever jab at all the people that haven't been able to pronounce her name. “My name's not that hard to pronounce /Pre-K it's not profound,” she deadpans with a roll of her eyes.  Watch the video for “CHAILA,” directed by Mark Logan, at the link below and catch Denise Chaila's virtual performance at Eurosonic (ESNS) Music Festival and Conference January 19-22. Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are people in the world who don't embody virtues, but rather show how we can live a different kind of life. Zambian-Irish rapper Denise Chaila is one of the bravest people I've ever met and it's a massive privilege to have her as our finale guest for season 3. Winner of the RTÉ Choice Music Prize for Irish Album of the Year in 2020 (for her debut mixtape Go Bravely), Denise is a once-in-a-lifetime artist; the kind of artist that reminds you what it means to be true to your principles. On today's episode we chat about the ways there's power in being an outsider and the ways living such a life can lead you to build a community. And yes, we do explore why she is not your queen, she is your pharaoh.

Episode Four features a new collaboration from two Limerick artists, rapper and poet Denise Chaila and filmmaker Brian Cross (B+). Their piece, Energy: A Visual Mixtape is a short film like no other, at just 15 minutes long, it contains a multitude.   The film eulogizes local Limerick spaces including Ardnacrusha Power Station, Mount Trenchard House and People's Park, montaging archival and contemporary footage to form visual couplets that marry diasporic histories, racial discrimination and political ideologies, magic and music.   For this episode Dónal Dineen travels to Limerick and spends two days with the artists as they prepare to show the film to a hometown audience at the Belltable theatre for the first time, before installing it for exhibition at Ormston House gallery. Denise and B+ share their thoughts on the experience of making work together and explain exactly how that came about.   We discover how their respective practices resulted in connecting Irish and African histories and get an insight into some of the critical information they discovered during their combined research. We also get a valuable insight into the collaborative process which in this case spans disciplines and generations.   We Are The Makers is written and presented by Irish broadcaster Dónal Dineen and produced and edited by Ian Cudmore. Original music by Ultan O'Brien. Cover photo by Paul Tarpey. Commissioned by Solas Nua in Washington, D.C., bringing contemporary Irish art to U.S. audiences. Kindly supported by Culture Ireland.   https://www.solasnua.org/   https://denisechaila.bandcamp.com/   http://www.mochilla.com/bplus   https://ormstonhouse.com/programme/energy-a-visual-mixtape/   https://www.cultureireland.ie/   ///

Episode Four features a new collaboration from two Limerick artists, rapper and poet Denise Chaila and filmmaker Brian Cross (B+). Their piece, Energy: A Visual Mixtape is a short film like no other, at just 15 minutes long, it contains a multitude. The film eulogizes local Limerick spaces including Ardnacrusha Power Station, Mount Trenchard House and People's Park, montaging archival and contemporary footage to form visual couplets that marry diasporic histories, racial discrimination and political ideologies, magic and music. The full episode streams on Saturday December 11th. For this episode Dónal Dineen travels to Limerick and spends two days with the artists as they prepare to show the film to a hometown audience at the Belltable theatre for the first time, before installing it for exhibition at Ormston House gallery. Denise and B+ share their thoughts on the experience of making work together and explain exactly how that came about. We discover how their respective practices resulted in connecting Irish and African histories and get an insight into some of the critical information they discovered during their combined research. We also get a valuable insight into the collaborative process which in this case spans disciplines and generations.   https://www.solasnua.org/events/we-are-makers-episode-four-denise-chaila-and-brian-cross-b   https://ormstonhouse.com/programme/energy-a-visual-mixtape/   We Are The Makers is written and presented by Irish broadcaster Dónal Dineen and produced by Ian Cudmore. Original music by Ultan O'Brien. Commissioned by Solas Nua in Washington, D.C., bringing contemporary Irish art to U.S. audiences. Kindly supported by Culture Ireland.   ///

Our end of the month episode is our time to reflect the albums and songs Andrea and Niall loved this past month. We talk the big album of the month - Prioritise Pleasure from Rebecca Lucy Taylor aka Self Esteem. Why it's getting 5-star reviews across the board and whether it's justified. There are explorations of albums from two Mayo musicians Maria Kelly (The Sum Of The In-Between) and Elaine Mai (Home). Plus, discussions of songs from Radiohead, CMAT, Spiritualized, Real Lies, Denise Chaila, Caleb Kunle, Fred Again and Negro Impacto. Plus a chat about anxiety and apprehension about gigs and clubs being back. This episode of the Nialler9 Podcast is brought to you by Irish audio tech brand OneSonic's MXS-HD1 wireless noise cancelling earbuds. Use the code Nialler20 for 20% off at Onesonic.com. Listen to the episode below or Subscribe in your favourite podcast app: Subscribe in Apple | Android | ACAST | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Feed Songs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify Playlist Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord chat + member playlists and content. Andrea has a Ghost newsletter Andrea's own podcast - My Favourite Album Subscribe to the podcast and please leave a review on iTunes, tell your friends or commit to supporting us directly. Support us on Patreon. Previous podcast episodes

The final episode of Season One of My Favourite Album with Andrea Cleary is with the incomparable Denise Chaila, and what an album was chosen. Andrea and Denise explored the iconic 'The Lion King' soundtrack as well as the nuances of the films characters and storylines. Be prepared!

Diversity advocate, writer, and fashion influencer Sinéad Burke joins host Tiernan Henry to share the soundtrack of her life, from Spice Girls to Pet Shop Boys, George Michael, Diana Ross, The Cranberries, Denise Chaila and more. Listen to Sinéad's playlist on Galway International Arts Festival's Spotify page.

Joe chats to Live 95's Maxine Bramley about attending Denise Chaila's gig in Dolans and talking to her backstage after it See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A truly international show this week! Our Yellow Brit Road transformed from highway to runway as we took to the skies for a trip halfway across the world, listening to music from England, Scotland, Ireland, Germany, Albania, Denmark and many more! All that great music, plus some musings taken from the road. My full travelogue will be available soon (as soon as I can edit it down!), posted on this very podcast feed. Our setlist this show was formidable, and included: Hampshire dreampop band Drug Store Romeos Superb synth punks Snapped Ankles Kosovo-Albanian new wave pioneers Gjurmët A submission from Berlin dark wave trailblazers Pink Turns Blue (!!) Irish debutants Inhaler, who recently topped the UK charts Belfast, NI band Enola Gay, with a furious new industrial punk song Scottish riot grrls Brat Coven Dry Cleaning, with a fantastic new single Denise Chaila, avant garde Irish M.C., and ditto ^ London musician Laura Mvula with a new album Danish indie rockers Iceage Edmonton rock and rollers Sister Suzie Find this week's playlist here (YouTube playlist, this time. Thoughts?) (And for the listener who asked about the songs used in the travelogue after the live show, they are Super Furry Animals - International Language of Screaming (appropriate eh?) Dritan Ajdini - S'thyhet Jo Tepelena (Albanian folk music) Kraftwerk - Das Model) Reminder: Bandcamp Fridays are back! Put those Bandcamp links painstakingly listed above to good use this Friday. Listen live on your dial at 101.9 FM in the Kingston area, or on cfrc.ca, Sundays 8 to 9 PM! (Full shows are available in the archive for 3 months from release) Get in touch with the show: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com or tweet @YellowBritCFRC. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yellowbritroad/message

Last night saw performers like Gavin James, Denise Chaila and Sharon Shannon take to the stage in front of a live audience for the first time since the pandemic began over a year ago. Over 3,000 people attended at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin, following a negative a rapid antigen test. But, was it a success? Newstalk's own Sean Reidy was at the gig and told us how it went. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast Weekends on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Denise Chaila had a wild 2020, from playing the National Gallery as part of the Other Voices Courage series to releasing 'Chaila' and then the mixtape GO Bravely, which subsequently won the Choice Prize. In her first interview since the Choice win, she talks about new single '061', reflects on the past 12 months and looks forward to what's next. Outro music: Denise Chaila - '061'

Wild Youth's Conor O'Donohoe is afraid of one thing when they make a live festival music return. It's not the queue for the toilets! It's not losing the ability to carry four pints from the bar! It's not hitting a bum note! What I'm really worried about Fergal is the crowd NOT singing back the songs! It's our first chance to play our new songs to a crowd and that is so exciting but we hope they'll know the tunes! Conor tells Fergal D'Arcy all about Ireland's first music festival in SIXTEEN MONTHS. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/06/24143520/FD-2406-conor-wild-youth.mp3"][/audio] The gig will take place at Royal Hospital Kilmainham Dublin on Saturday July 3rd. It will be the country's first music festival in almost 16 months. The event will have a capacity of 3,500 in pods. 500 free tickets have been set aside for frontline health care workers as a gesture of thanks for their hard work and dedication during the pandemic. Rapid testing will take place beforehand with social distancing at 1 metre during the concert. Denise Chaila, Sharon Shannon, Wyvern Lingo and Lyra are also set to perform with Gavin James topping the bill and The 2 Johnnies doing MC duties on the day.

Here's Strange Brew #265 - - with gugai on 8radio.com - HousePlants tells me about a song he loves plus Feather Beds, Denise Chaila, Noga Erez, Yves Tumor, Efterklang, The Next New Low, Aldous Harding, Yenkee, illuminati hotties, Wet Leg, Paddy Hanna + Elaine Mai feat. Ailbhe Reddy #strangebrew #8radio #gugai #try8radio Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. https://linktr.ee/gugai

Ireland's first big music festival for 16 months is due to take place at Royal Hospital Kilmainham, in Dublin, on Saturday, July 3rd. The lineup in the grounds of the Irish Museum of Modern Art is to include Gavin James, Lyra, Denise Chaila, Sharon Shannon, Wyvern Lingo and Wild Youth, each of whom will perform full sets. The event will be hosted by the 2 Johnnies. Stuart Clarke Deputy Editor of Hotpress & Karen Cowley from Wyvern Lingo, joined Kieran to share their excitement. The Hard Shoulder Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Linda Coogan Byrne, Gender Diversity & Equality Activist and CEO of Good Seed PR & Marketing on how the music sector can contribute making sure a range of voices are heard, why Linda chose the business side over her work as an artist, her podcast series and what she discovered and achieved with the inspiring Why Not Her campaign. Tune in and find out what makes Linda hopeful about the future and, of course, what she's listening to at the moment.On Linda's playlist: Yebba, Denise Chaila, Orla Gartland

Great music again this week on the Yellow Brit Road, the charts seeing some indie friction, as well as some radio related updates! This week featured music from Maximo Park, whose new album is out now, Penetration, Irish artists Fontaines D.C., NewDad, Kynsy, Girl Band (live link), Denise Chaila, Bristol feminist punk band The Menstrual Cramps, Manchester pop punk quartet Pale Waves, and a submission from East London rockers The Howlers! Masala chai section artists this week were Nairobi based alt-punks Powerslide, Toronto's own Lido Pimienta, dueting with Spanish songwriter Muerdo, and Amsterdam's Joya Mooi. This show miight be going to the awards! Send in your best moments from the show so far, email yellowbritroad@gmail.com or tweet @YellowBritCFRC! Also, take our 5-minute listenership survey, and you could shape the new look of radio at CFRC! Here's this week's playlist. (try and support artists directly!) Listen live on your dial at 101.9 FM in the Kingston area, or on cfrc.ca, Sundays 8 to 9 PM! (Full shows are available in the archive for 3 months from release) Get in touch with the show: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com or tweet @YellowBritCFRC.

Ann Blake and Emma Langford sat down with shining star of the Irish hip-hop scene Denise Chaila to talk the creative process, finding your voice, and learning to love it. If you haven't heard of Denise yet, allow us to introduce you to her wild and wonderful mind through this month's podcast! Follow all things Denise Chaila at facebook.com/DeniseChaila and https://denisechaila.bandcamp.com/album Follow Ann on Twitter at annblake78 and Instagram annblakeplay and her band The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra on twitter at BPLO Follow all things Emma Langford at on Facebook at emmalangfordmusic, at www.emmalangfordmusic.com and you can join her patreon at https://www.patreon.com/emmalangford Follow all things Ormston House at www.ormstonhouse.com Recorded with support from Ormston House Feminist Supermarket and The Limerick Post Newspaper Support the Limerick Post at www.limerickpost.ie This podcast goes out the third Thursday of every month or 'Thirdsday' - if you will. Follow The Limerick Lady on Twitter at LkLadyHQ and on Instagram at thelimericklady Tweet using #LKLadyPod  

Welcome to another episode of Chat Shit with Lisa and Allie. This week we talk nun TikTok, learning Irish at home, and the fact that Twilight spider monkeyd through the trees, so that Normal People could run. While we work on grafting a friendship with Denise Chaila, you can get liking, sharing, subscribing, and recommending to friends! Very exciting mini episode coming this week so stay tuned! Instagram & Twitter: @chatshitpod Remy the rat musical TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSXbUMxa/ Audrey's tweet for wholesome vibes: https://twitter.com/audonamission/status/1319961848561754113?s=20 Reading: Denise Chaila's interview with Totally Dublin http://www.e-magin.se/latestpaper/n2xfd3ng/paper#/paper/n88stt37/16 Allie's personal Gaeltacht: Bliain in Inis Mór https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/online-boxsets/?series=Bliain%20in%20Inis%20M%C3%B3r%20&genre=Faisneis Hector Amú i Meiriceá Theas https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/online-boxsets/?series=Hector%20Am%C3%BA%20i%20Meirice%C3%A1%20Theas&genre=Siamsaiocht Cúrsaí Gael Linn https://www.gael-linn.ie/ga/cursai Podcasts: You're Wrong About by Michael Hobbes and Sarah Marshall https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/youre-wrong-about/id1380008439 Off Menu Podcast Louis Theroux: https://play.acast.com/s/offmenu/ep66-louistheroux David O'Doherty: https://play.acast.com/s/offmenu/ep81-davido-doherty-bonusepisode- Watching: The Boys (Amazon) Calm With Horses (Netflix) Island Songs, Olafur Arnalds and Baldvin Z https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md2CtjOPrIU&t=3617s Feed Food: @SiblingsOrDating @CheapNordicHouses @JamieDornan Soul food and drink: Yummy Asian food: Asiamarket.ie Delish Mayo vet pints: Mescanbrewery.com Niall Horan live at Royal Albert Hall for the #WeNeedCrew project: https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2020/niall-horan/ Intro Song: Corduroy Dreams by Rex Orange County Outro Song: Chaila by Denice Chaila

This week on the Yellow Brit Road, new indie, Martian fallacies, and those big gay hands. We opened this week with Joni Mitchell's dive through the archives. She released a radio performance of her covering "House Of The Rising Sun" at the CFQC AM Radio Station in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada in 1963 - the earliest known recording of Joni Mitchell. Our second song, David Bowie's Life on Mars? prompted an investigation into the state of extraterrestrial exploration—and its latest advancement, the discovery of life on Venus! ...or is it? We had new music from Supercolour, Newmaj, Rhys E, The Loft Club, TV Face, Dream Nails, Slap Rash and Denise Chaila. Find all these artists online (linked above) and give them some love! Exciting news, this month has been the return of Britpop-era band the Doves! We a track from them. Our masala chai for the week was freshly brewed with local water... new music from PUP (who have a new EP out next month) and Partner (album out November)! Find the streaming playlist for this week's show here. As always, I am honour-bound to remind you: streaming's all good, but do try and support music directly! To get in touch with the show, email yellowbritroad@gmail.com, or tweet the show @YellowBritCFRC. I appreciate the feedback!

Confessions of a man who drank his own urine on camera.

Limerick rapper Murli released a powerful new track recently off an EP off the same name, Till The Wheels Fall Off, that drops July 4. He talks about how the track was created, how it was born out of a racist incident at a football match and how now, with protests swelling around the world due to the murder of George Floyd in the US, was the right time to release it. We also talk about his journey from Rusangano Family to producer and back to rap as well as the rapport and support he, Denise Chaila and God Knows give each other.

Cork artist Ruairi Lynch celebrated 10 years of making music as Bantum by dropping a new track 'Gully' .We talk about how he's developed over the decade, collaborating with the likes of God Knows and Denise Chaila, supporting Jon Hopkins and Janus Rasmussen(Kiasmos), the burgeoning Limerick scene, dealing with stress, as well as discussing the effect of the coronavirus. We were both at the Girl Band gig in Cyprus Avenue on March 7 so finish by talking about how great they are. Outro music: Bantum - 'Gully'

The rise of rap music in Ireland was one of the themes of the 2010s - journalist/critic Dean Van Nguyen joins the pod to run down some of the defining artists of the decade, from Lecs Luther/Rejjie Snow to Kojaque, Rusangano Family to Mango, and new acts such as Denise Chaila, Reggie and Boy W1DR. We also tackle Versatile, Kanye West's gospel album, and Ciara and crunk'n'B Buy Iron Age: The Art of Ghostface Killah by Dean Van Nguyen at https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1094740004/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_aCzhEbVBNVWP3 Music played: Lecs Luther - Dia Dhuit Kojaque - Last Pint Mango x Mathman - Said & Done Rusangano Family - Lights On Nealo - Angel on my Shoulder Denise Chaila - Man Like Me (Sim Simma Soundsystem) Boy W1DR - TTMN