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It's time to tell our side of the story, listener.And who better to do that with us than this week's guest! Journalist and broadcaster Jenn Gannon returns to the podcast this week to dive into the best that the musical corner of the documentary world has to offer, as well as taking on a healthy dose of music and entertainment news, so let's get the cameras rolling and get right to it.Don't forget, by signing up to our Patreon at Patreon.com/NOENCORE you can get all episodes of the show 24 hours early and ad-free, as well as weekly bonus content. Coming in the next few days is a brand-new Film Club with Dave, Andy McCarroll and Richard Chambers discussing the editing masterpiece that is American football thriller Any Given Sunday – and let me tell you, it's well-worth the €5 monthly cost for that episode alone.ACT ONE (2:05): Fontaines finally wield the RTÉ Choice Music Prize, Steve Wall reveals the pitfalls of the acting business, Fred Durst kind of puts his foot in it at the Limp Bizkit 3Arena show, Los Campensinos give us a very detailed insight into the finances of touring, Tiesto's lawyer tries to throw him under the bus, Grimes wishes for less toxicity on the internet, King Charles shows he's down with the modern times and an apparently very good Prince documentary is shelved by Netflix– it's the news.ACT TWO (50:19): Top 5 Music Documentaries-Follow Jenn Gannon on X / InstagramLos Campensinos! - In The Black Stuff blog post Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TV critic and pop culture obsessive Jenn Gannon joins Fionnuala to discuss Lady Gaga's Joanne.Get even more episodes of Flop Culture on Patreon - patreon.com/flopcultureEditing: Adam Shanahan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Roll up, roll up, for one week only, it's NO JONKORE~!In honour of the release of UNTITLED CLOWN FILM PART 2, we've slapped on the greasepaint and the big red noses and other assorted terrifying jester-themed accoutrements. We've also invited the great Jenn Gannon back to the studio so that we can properly celebrate the life and times of one Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, aka... Lady Gaga.Jenn has trained for this one for years without even realising it, given her committed fandom for all things Gaga. And so, she is on hand to deliver the definitive Top 5 for Little Monsters and unimpressed sceptics alike. Meanwhile, there's a jam-packed news section and yet more gushing over Industry, because why not?ACT ONE (11:30): Kris Kristofferson RIP, Oasis learn their lesson, a Last Dinner Party gig goes strangely awry, Chappell Roan takes a break, an unidentified man wastes money on a Taylor Swift guitar, Corey Taylor weighs in on the Dave Grohl debate, Coldplay renege on retirement plans, and Pitchfork get premature - it's the week in music news! ACT TWO (51:57): Top 5 Lady Gaga-Follow Jenn Gannon on X / Instagram Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bass-baritone Rory Dunne, accompanied by Aoife Moran on piano, joined Sean in Studio 8 to perform pieces from Don Pasqale and Carmen. Jenn Gannon and Chris Wasser review Dark Matter, Bodkin and the third series of Welcome to Wrexham. Norwegian trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth speaks to Arena ahead of concerts with the Irish Chamber Orchestra.

John Maguire and Cara O'Doherty review 'Scoop', 'Monkey Man', 'One Night in Millstreet' and 'Io Capitano'. David Harrington and Paul Wiancko from the legendary Kronos Quartet spoke to Kay about bringing their 'Five Decades Tour' to the NCH on May 12th. Jenn Gannon joined Kay to review the new Netflix series 'Ripley' starring Andrew Scott.

Pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon on the joys of a bygone artform, the mixtape

To mark Valentines day we review five new romcoms in this weeks Inside Hollywood with Jenn Gannon, Pop culture Journalist.

*Send me your thoughts, opinions or topics via voicenote to 0892096423*This week Carl Kinsella and I chat through the latest in Gaza, the idea of cannabis legalisation in Ireland and why Adobe had to weigh in on a photoshopping incident in Australia. I chat to writer and lecturer in philosophy Kate Manne about her latest book Unshrinking: How to Face Fatphobia.Jenn Gannon and I discuss the Nicki and Megan drama, as well as Taylor Swift's political impact and the Irish nominees at the Brit awards.If you'd like to support the podcast, check out the Patreon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Jenn Gannon, Pop Culture Journalist and a former teacher of Cillian Murphy join Ray to discuss last nights Golden Globes where the Irish contingent was strong.

Jenn Gannon, Pop Culture Journalist and a former teacher of Cillian Murphy join Ray to discuss last nights Golden Globes where the Irish contingent was strong.

To wrap up the year, we look back at the cultural highlights of 2023 and look forward to what is to come in 2024 in films, books, TV and music with our panel of experts John Maguire, Sinéad Gleeson, Jenn Gannon and Zara Hedderman.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guests Jenn Gannon and Jason Coyle, The 250 is a weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released Saturdays at 6pm GMT. So this week, Jerry Zucker's Ghost. Sam and Molly live a seemingly idyllic existence in New York city. Sam is an investment banker, Molly is a sculptor. However, a freak accident disrupts their seemingly perfect lives, leaving the pair separated across the mortal plane. Can the two find a way to reconnect across the void and can Sam finally telly Molly what she truly means to him before it's too late? At time of recording, it was not ranked on the list of the best movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

Pop Culture journalist Jenn Gannon tells Brendan about the long list of bands who've been coming back together to tour

Jenn Gannon, Pop Culture Journalist and Donald Clarke, Film Correspondent for the Irish Times shared their tips on what to watch and stream this week!

Get your jazz hands ready... it's time to pay respects to the rollercoaster world of cinematic musical theatre! Ace pop culture journalist and broadcaster Jenn Gannon treads the boards this week as she and Dave Hanratty select their finest sonic shouts from movie musicals. All that... jazz (?) ...and a stacked news section, too. ACT ONE (5:56): Hozier versus AI, Noel Gallagher shows some vulnerability, Billy Porter goes after Harry Styles again, and The Weeknd says goodbye to featured artists - it's the news. ACT TWO (32:20): Top 5 Movie Musical Moments.-Follow Jenn Gannon on Twitter/XFollow Jenn Gannon on Instagram Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Film Reviews, Ruth Barton & Paul Whittington have been watching - Gran Turismo / Face Down / L'Immensitá / Haunted Mansion - The Well of Saint Nobody, the tenth book from writer and film-maker Neil Jordan - Painkiller, Jenn Gannon has been watching the story behind OxyContin on Netflix.

I'm on holidays, so this week I'm sharing with you an episode which would normally only be heard by Patreon pals.For this month's cultural reflection there was only one thing I could possible choose: BARBIE. Jenn Gannon and I chatted about the movie, the road to it getting made, the things we loved, what made us cry, and lots more. Hope you enjoy.If you'd like to hear more of this kind of thing, join us on the Patreon where you'll have access to all the previous culture episodes as well as the monthly mailbag episodes too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jenn Gannon, TV and Popular Culture Journalist.

LOLA, Written and Directed by Andrew Legge - Shy, Author Max Porter brings us his new book - Shakespeare and the Irishman, Professor of English at Trinity, Andy Murphy discusses Trinity's New Exhibition - Beef, Jenn Gannon reviews the new Netflix series.

Okay, there's 'It's been a while' and then there's 'We haven't had a new one of these in a full year' – please welcome back the one, the only, NO POPCORN~!Fashionably late to an unacceptable degree, the 'Movies x Music' side project of NO ENCORE finally returns with a bang – it's time to talk all about TÁR. Dave Hanratty is joined by ace pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon and former Le Galaxie frontman Michael Pope to discuss the incredible orchestral psychological thriller union of director Todd Field and actor Cate Blanchett. A complex motion picture, and a pretty tremendous one. What does TÁR have to say about 'cancel culture'? What do we think of its much-discussed ending? Was Cate Blanchett being serious when she described this as a "potentially career-ending" role? And how does The Blair Witch Project fit in?All of this and much more is discussed in this very episode. Every NO POPCORN episode to date is available on Spotify here: https://tinyurl.com/y6m24m82  Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jenn Gannon on the final season of Succession; 'Is It Still Raining?' is a new exhibition of paintings by artist Sophia Campbell; and Andrea Cleary and Paul McLoone review Lankum's new release False Lankum, Depeche Mode's Memento Mori and Lana Del Rey's Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.

Arts journalist Jenn Gannon and RTE Guide movie editor Michael Doherty tell Brendan what will be on our big and small screens this week.

Paul McLoone has been watching If These Walls Could Sing - David Wray, piano / Sandra Oman, soprano / Simon Morgan, baritone - Happy Valley has returned after a seven year hiatus and Jenn Gannon has been watching the new series.

Jenn Gannon takes a look at the TV shows that made a successful return to our screens

Jenn Gannon, Freelance Pop Culture Journalist and Eoin Sweeney, Radio and TV Producer talk about the big and small screen releases for the week ahead.

Jenn Gannon, Freelance Pop Culture Journalist and Eoin Sweeney, Radio and TV Producer talk about the big and small screen releases for the week ahead.

Jenn Gannon, TV and Popular Culture Journalist

Jenn Gannon, Entertainment Journalist & Michael Doherty, RTÉ Guide Movie Editor, discuss what's ahead this week on our big and small screens.

Jenn Gannon joined Dave to discuss child stars and their toxic parents.

On Flop Culture this week, pop culture journalist and broadcaster Jenn Gannon dissects Madonna's ninth studio album 'American Life'.Plus, Fionnuala gives her take on the new Love Island host Maya Jama, and swiftly loses her mind over the trailer for new horror movie M3gan.TIMESTAMPSLove Island chat + M3gan reaction: 0:55'American Life' by Madonna (with Jenn Gannon): 8:46Top Of The Flops: 41:59LINKSM3gan trailerMadonna's coming out TikTok:Editing by Adam ShanahanArtwork by Brian Lambert Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Em, can you believe it's episode THIRTY? I can not.Aoife Moore of the Sunday Times Ireland tells us about the news stories of the week from a whole lot of discussion about the price of concrete to why Kim K's been fined for her involvement in crypto. Aoife Gallagher, author of Web of Lies: The Lure and Danger of Conspiracy Theories, chats to me about why ordinary people can become absolutely entrapped in conspiracy theories and radicalised by the internet. In our entertainment catch-up, Jenn Gannon and I rant and rave about Kanye West's latest batch of appalling behaviour (it's ongoing), and coo over Jamie Lee Curtis' pure and wholesome carry on while in Dublin.Recommendations:Can I Tell You a SecretNothing ComparesThe BearThe Streets - Original Pirate Material, A Grand Don't Come for Free Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas – pop culture journalist and broadcaster Jenn Gannon joins Dearbhail to talk about the artists who take up residency for a stint in Sin City.

Jenn Gannon joins Brendan in studio ahead of Beyoncé's much anticipated new album dropping. Renaissance is Beyoncé's first studio album since 2016.

S4 Ep23, Wednesday July 6 | Orlaith Condon and Jenn Gannon. Proudly sponsored by NOW.

37 years after its release, Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill has finally hit Number 1 in the UK and Irish charts. This is no doubt thanks to it's use in the new series of Netflix, Stranger Things. It's by no means the only song that's seen a huge boost in popularity thanks to TV. Jennifer Gannon joined Dave to have a look at some other examples

Aoife Moore of the Irish Examiner catches us up on everything from Boris' vote of confidence to Google getting sued over some YouTube videos. Ben Pechey tells me about their book - The Book of Non-Binary Joy: Embracing the Power of YOU. Jenn Gannon and I question whether SJP should keep talking about Kim Cattrall and what exactly is going on with Liam Payne.You can buy Ben's book here.Recommendations:Life and Beth - Disney PlusAbbott Elementary - Disney PlusAfter the Tone Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In recent years English speakers have been able to access a world of foreign language shows and films, mainly thanks to streaming services. So why are there so many English-speaking remakes for Anglophones? Dave chats with Journalist Jenn Gannon about why there's an appetite for these remakes and whether any of them are worth it

John Self has been reading Trespasses for us, the much-anticipated debut novel by Louise Kennedy. Jenn Gannon has been watching the second season of Russian Doll. Shane O'Toole (architect) joined us to discuss his new book.

Jenn Gannon has been reviewing Apple TVplus newest offering ROAR. Composer Elaine Agnew tells us about Paper Boat - a new opera from Music for Galway and we have Album Reviews with Andrea Cleary and Brian Boyd.

This week Aoife Moore of the Irish Examiner chats us through the news, including the very upsetting happenings in Ukraine and the super news about new licensing laws. Republic of Ireland Women's Football captain, and all-round legend, Katie McCabe chats to me about growing up as a football loving girl and what we can do to combat the fact that so many young people are opting out of extracurricular activities like sport because of the way they feel about their bodies. PLUS, Jenn Gannon chats us through the entertainment stories of the week from Britney signing a book deal to all the Kardashian news coming out ahead of the launch of their new show next week.Find Louise's Spotify here! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jenn Gannon, Pop Culture Journalist and John McGuire, Film Critic, Business Post update Brendan on what to watch on the big and small screens.

With the news that TWO new RHONY shows are heading our way, we had to do a deep dive into this news! Conor is joined by journalist and DJ Jenn Gannon to discuss the plans to reboot RHONY with new faces and bring longtime faves to a new spin-off. Conor and Jen get into their hopes for a reboot of the show and why NYC queen Julia Fox should be in the mix, whether or not this is letting established cast members off the hook and which of our faves need to come back for the new spin-off. You can read Andy Cohen's interview with Variety about the news here.  You can find Jenn on Twitter and Instagram. She DJs with Lime and Fancy who are also on Instagram. You can find this podcast on both Instagram and Twitter and follow Conor on Instagram and Twitter too! New episodes arrive every Tuesday, follow so you never miss an episode. If you're enjoying the show and listening on Apple Podcasts rating and reviewing the show is a huge help too. You can now rate the show on Spotify too so if that's where you listen please consider giving the show a rating! Housewives and Me is produced, edited and hosted by Conor Behan. Thanks for listening!

Following a mammoth second season Real Housewives of Salt Lake City has finally taken a break (for now). With so much hype leading up to it did this season live up to expectations? And what do we want from season 3? For a special post mortem on RHOSLC Season 2, Conor is joined by journalist Lauren O'Neill (The i Paper, Vice, Rolling Stone UK). Lauren discusses the Meredith Lisa fallout, Heather's questionable reunion vibes, Jen Shah somehow dodging questions about her arrest and much more from this unpredictable season. Plus she discusses RHONY, RHOBH, how British and American reality TV differ and much more.   You can follow Lauren O'Neill on Twitter and Instagram. You can read her recent piece on RHOSLC here.   This episode was recorded before the news about 2 (!) new RHONY shows headed our way. Tomorrow (Wednesday) you'll get a special bonus mini ep where writer Jenn Gannon joins Conor to talk about the story. If there's any change to the release schedule for that ep we'll let you know on our social media accounts.   You can find this podcast on both Instagram and Twitter and follow Conor on Instagram and Twitter too! New episodes arrive every Tuesday, follow so you never miss an episode. If you're enjoying the show and listening on Apple Podcasts rating and reviewing the show is a huge help too. You can now rate the show on Spotify too so if that's where you listen please consider giving the show a rating! Housewives and Me is produced, edited and hosted by Conor Behan. Thanks for listening!

Dolly Parton is in the news recently for withdrawing her name from the list of nominees for induction to the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame awards. She's not the first person to decline an award. Jenn Gannon talks to Dave about some of the stars who have turned down famous accolades

Freelance Pop Culture Journalist, Jenn Gannon and TV & Radio Producer, Eoin Sweeney update Brendan on what to watch on the big and small screens.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guests Jenn Gannon and Jason Coyle, The 250 is a weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released Saturdays at 6pm GMT. So this week, both Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather: Part III and Mario Puzo's The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone. It is 1979. Michael Corleone has solidified control of the Corleone crime family, and hopes to take the family business completely legitimate by striking a deal with the Vatican Bank. Trying desperately to reunited his fractured and divided family, Michael quickly discovers that organised crime isn't the only place where criminals are lurking, ready to strike. At time of recording, neither movie was ranked on the list of the best movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

In this week's episode, Jenn Gannon finally found out what was written in THE NOTEBOOK, as the last one to see the 2004 Nick Cassavetes romance that was screened at many a teen girl sleepover of yesteryear. We find out that Ryan Gosling has chicken soup face, discuss what could have been if Britney had been cast in the role, the manic pixie dream boy of it all, why so many scenes felt like watching Seventh Heaven, and a story about Kate's grandparents that'll tug on your heartstrings if the movie failed to. The Mary-Poppins-as-a-horror-movie re-cut trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T5_0AGdFic Films mentioned throughout the episode: https://letterboxd.com/davidpfitz/list/the-last-one-to-see-ep7-the-notebook-with/ What's In The Box pics will be posted to the socials so… Follow the podcast on Instagram and Twitter We're also on Letterboxd at https://letterboxd.com/thelastonetosee/ Follow David (@davidpfitz) on Letterboxd and Twitter Follow Kate (@imkatemac) on Twitter Follow Jenn (@jennpops) on Twitter Use our promo code RAF-87MP-76AC-32WR-17EJ when signing up for an Unlimited card at Cineworld UK or Cineworld Ireland to get an extra month's membership for free! Email: thelastonetosee@theshift.ie Our theme music is “80's And Chill” by Empyreal Glow Background image courtesy of Mars Plex at unsplash.com Ticket images courtesy of KStudio at freepik.com The Last One To See is part of The Shift Podcast Network. Check out https://theshift.ie/

Jenn Gannon, Freelance and Pop Culture Journalist and Eoghan Sweeney, TV and Radio Producer update Brendan on what to watch on the big screen and small screen.

Penélope Cruz is one of the most compelling film stars of our era, the Oscar-winning star chats to Kay Sheehy about her latest role in Parallel Mothers, Cara O'Doherty & Paul Whitington review new films, Jenn Gannon previews Pam & Tommy on Disney Plus, based on the true story of the Pamela Anderson & Tommy Lee sex tape stolen from the couple's home

Screw is a new prison drama, starring Derry Girls' Jamie-Lee O'Donnell, Jenn Gannon previews the Channel 4 series, We Seldom Talk About the Past is a collection of stories by John MacKenna, Midwinter Festival Stanford celebrates the music and the legacy of Irish composer, Sir Charles Villiers Stanford.

Freelance pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon gives us her recommendations for what to watch this evening.

Freelance pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon gives us her recommendations for what to watch this evening.

Poet Enda Wyley selects her favourite poems on the eve of the Winter Solstice, Just A Girl Who Decided To Go For It, tells the story of the West Side story star, Rita Moreno, The Cow Book by John Connell reflects on his time on the family farm, Jenn Gannon with recommendations for Christmas TV,

Tick Tick Boom is based on the life of Jonathan Larson, the genius creative mind behind Rent, Lin-Manuel Miranda joins Seán Rocks to chat about his feature film directorial debut, Michael Pope & Gemma Creagh review films, West Side Story, Don't Look, Lamb, Jenn Gannon reviews for And Just Like That

Writer Henrietta McKervey and freelance pop culture Jenn Gannon have great viewing picks for the week ahead

Happy Halloween! When Julie Hough was on the show for episode 135, she mentioned that it would be cool if we did a Halloween Special about Halloween Specials and she was absolutely right! So we got Julie and our most knowledgeable telly friend Jenn Gannon to come back and have a chat with us about our favourite ever Halloween Specials! We talked about Sabrina, Community, Angry Beavers, Hey Arnold!, Freaks and Geeks, Buffy, and more. A spooktacular time was had by all. Julie is still @julie_hawk_ on Instagram and HAVVK is @havvkmusic. Their fantastic new album Levelling is still out and is still fantastic. Jenn is still @jennpops on Twitter. You can find her on your radio and in your publications. Alan is @alan_maguire. Juvenalia is his main thing right now. Sarah is @griffski. Her many books are in all good bookshops and her many zines are at sarahmariagriff.com Thank you to Dee McDonnell for our artwork. We have a Patreon! You can get bonus episodes including our fortnightly show Started/Finished where we talk about the pop culture we started and finished in the previous two weeks. We also have some free lil bits of merch. It's patreon.com/juvenalia This episode was edited and produced by Amelia Cullen. Juvenalia is a Tall Tales podcast. Thank you Cassie.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guests Jenn Gannon and Deirdre Molumby, The 250 is a weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released Saturdays at 6pm GMT. So this week, Denis Villeneuve's Dune. The galaxy is in turmoil. Rumours swirl of a plot against House Atreides. As Duke Leto Atreides takes control of the desert planet of Dune, he tries to track down the traitors in his midst. Meanwhile, his son Paul finds himself on the verge of an awakening that will have a profound impact on the future of mankind. At time of recording, it was ranked 127th on the list of the best movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

Orlando Actors David Almeida & Matthew Arter re-watch another episode of “The Facts Of Life” — so you don't have to. This week we welcome actor-improviser-funny-gal Jenn Gannon! Transcript of the episode at Subtitles Like ScriptsConnect with Let's Face The Facts: Website • Facebook • Instagram • TwitterSupport Let's Face The Facts: PayPal • Venmo • CashApp • PatreonConnect with Matthew Arter: Facebook • Instagram Next Week's Episode: S7 E24 “The Apartment” (5/10/86)Watch it for free: DailyMotion.com • Pluto TVDon't forget to SUBSCRIBE, RATE, and REVIEW!

This week's Nialler9 podcast with Niall and Andrea, is inspired by the sharp rise of London producer PinkPantheress and her sampling garage, drum & bass and pop music of the 2000s-era, which she has labelled the "new nostalgic". I referenced a book last week, in our conversation with Jenn Gannon, Simon Reynolds' 2011 book  Retromania: Pop Culture's Addiction to Its Own Past. Retromania argues that retro revives a past that is barely over and does so with a prevalent mood of postmodern irony. Interestingly, what has happened in the last ten years is an increase in earnestness and almost wholesale dropping of irony, while new artists have continued to copy, sample and draw influence from existing music, the current generation of Gen Z's shifting priorities and attention to important facts and issues in society, marks a sea change in sensibilities. The ironic detachment of the hipster era has been superseded by a mantra of caring - expressions of truth and desire and meaning over bored detachment or non-commitment. PinkPantheress' music brings up ideas about how older generations gatekeep music, and how women and men sampling classic music is viewed differently, how Tik Tok and a lifetime of internet culture has freed younger artists to express themselves cross-genre and how being a bedroom pop artist is now a phenomenon of relatability rather than a trend of style. We also talk about the parallels between PinkPantheress and James Blake who first arrived sampling the likes of Kelis and Aaliyah, and whose electronic music went on to influence the mainstream, as Blake's own music, as heard on the just released Friends That Break Your Heart, has moved increasingly earnest itself. 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 Andrea has a new podcast - My Favourite Album Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord chat + member playlists and content. Andrea has a Ghost newsletter 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

Jenn Gannon on the return of Succession, Shakespeare is the theme of the 70th Wexford Festival Opera, who better to direct a Shakespeare inspired opera than Conor Hanratty, Soprano Jade Phoenix will be performing in the opera, A mobile living thing is a new exhibition of drawings by artist Brian Fay, now on at the Municipal Gallery, Dun Laoghaire.

Pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon and Editor of the Business Post Nadine O'Regan talk about Succession, The Velvet Underground documentary and Scenes from A Marriage.

On this week's Nialler9 podcast, Niall and Andrea are joined by Jenn Gannon to talk about a recent piece she wrote for the publication Rogue Collective called Girl powerless: Why the 90s and 00s weren't as empowering as they seemed (available on subscription). Jenn's piece was inspired by watching the recent Channel 4 two-part documentary Spice Girls: How Girl Power Changed Britain, which as well as telling the story of the Spice Girls rise and fall, also discusses '90s Britpop culture at the time from '90s ladettes to Girl Power to how famous women were coerced into playing along to Chris Evans' leering and problematic presenting style on TFI Friday. Jenn joins us to talk about growing up in the era and the early 00s, along with discussions about body-shaming in magazines, lads mags like FHM, the marketing co-opting of the term Girl Power and the retromania of our recent past. TW: there is discussion about weight loss and eating disorders around 42 minutes in. 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 Andrea has a new podcast - My Favourite Album Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord chat + member playlists and content. Andrea has a Ghost newsletter 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

Over the last couple of weeks, for many reasons, we've been faced with the question of what is Irish TV? What makes something distinctively Irish? Well, TV Expert Jenn Gannon is joining the show to talk about what makes something distinctively Irish... And what makes something not.

Film critic and journalist with the Business Post John Maguire and freelance pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon share their tips on what to watch this week.

Sometimes it's just the right time to look at a legend and this weekend is the time to look at Madge! The oracle, and most qualified person for this joins us on the show, music journalist, Jenn Gannon. Jenn walked us through Madonna's battle against ageism, her work for the LGBTQ+ community, and her ongoing importance to pop culture!

Modern Love is Amazon's anthology series based on the popular New York Times column of the same name, series creator, John Carney discusses season two, artist, Doug Fishbone's exhibition welcomes visitors into a ghost estate, Please Gamble Responsibly, crawfordartgallery.ie/ , Jenn Gannon on The White Lotus, the dark satire stars Jennifer Coolidge

The Irish Baroque Orchestra pays tribute to Handel's association with Dublin, dublinhandelfest.com, Jenn Gannon previews Nine Perfect Strangers starring Nicole Kidman, Neptune Calling is a play by Eoghan Quinn, exploring how we connect with others & what our coping mechanisms are in a time of crisis, directed by Tracy Martin, redbearcompany.ie

Modern Love is Amazon's anthology series based on the popular New York Times column of the same name, series creator, John Carney discusses season two, artist, Doug Fishbone's exhibition welcomes visitors into a ghost estate, Please Gamble Responsibly, crawfordartgallery.ie/ , Jenn Gannon on The White Lotus, the dark satire stars Jennifer Coolidge

This week 'Zola' was released into Irish Cinemas - a film inspired by one of the greatest threads Twitter ever experienced. Jenn Gannon, Journalist and Pop Prodigy, joined the show to talk about some of the other #ThreadGems - from Fyre Fest to Caroline Calloway!

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guest Jenn Gannon, The Bottom 100 is a subset of The 250. It is a journey through the worst 100 movies of all-time, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. This time, Guy Ritchie's Swept Away. Amber Leighton is a spoiled socialite who insists on turning a Mediterranean holiday into a nightmare for everybody she encounters. This includes deckhand Giuseppe Esposito, a working class man with a very different view of the world. Circumstances conspire to maroon Amber and Guiseppe alone together on a remote tropic island, forcing them to renegotiate their relationship. At time of recording, it was ranked the 100th worst movie of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

From Cher to Daft Punk, Blondie to Bowie, they've all had comeback tracks but what actually constitutes a comeback track? Dave chats to Journalist and Broadcaster, Jenn Gannon about what is a comeback track, what makes the cut and what doesn't!

Jenn Gannon on musical duo Sparks! - ahead of Edgar Wright's documentary The Sparks Brothers, & Annette, for which they wrote the music & the screenplay, Artistic Director, Geoff Gould and Seamus O Rourke on The West Cork Fit Up Festival, fit-uptheatrefestival.com , Chris Wasser on the new musical comedy series Schmigadoon, on Apple TV Plus

The HSE has announced a partnership with online dating apps, offering daters the opportunity to add a 'vaccinated' sticker to their profile. Freelance journalist Jenn Gannon tells Sarah how this will work and what it means for daters.

S3 Ep10, Sunday July 11  | Orlaith Condon and Jenn Gannon. Proudly sponsored by Just Eat.

Freelance pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon and Film Critic with the Business Post John Maguire share their tips on what to watch this week.

Jenn Gannon looks at the evolution of the comedy special. Director Joan Sheehy, and actress Kathy Rose O'Brien talk to Seán about In the Middle of the Fields. Sinéad Gleeson reviews Frida Kahlo and My Left Leg, a book by Emily Rapp Black, and Bernie Sherlock, guest conductor for the Chamber Choir Ireland, talks about Shared Ground.

There has been widespread media coverage of divorces of celebrity couples like Kim & Kanye and Melinda & Bill so Jenn Gannon joins Dave to chat about why we are obsessed with celebrity divorces!

There has been widespread media coverage of divorces of celebrity couples like Kim & Kanye and Melinda & Bill so Jenn Gannon joins Dave to chat about why we are obsessed with celebrity divorces!

When the trailer for Wild Mountain Thyme was released late last year, it was immediately met with widespread criticism, not only for its delusional depictions of modern Irish life, but for its dodgy Irish accents and over the top Paddywhackery. Written and directed by John Patrick Shanley, the film is based on his play Outside Mullingar, which ran on Broadway in 2014. It stars Emily Blunt and Jamie Dornan as Rosemary and Anthony, two lonely souls who have grown up beside each other on neighbouring farms. Completing the star studded cast is Jon Hamm and Christopher Walken. After keeping us waiting for almost six months, the film was finally released to Irish audiences on April 30th. We invited comedian Erin McGathy and journalist Jenn Gannon to watch the movie and share their thoughts and observations with Róisín Ingle on today’s episode.

Freelance pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon and John Maguire Film Critic and Journalist with the Business Post shared their tips for movies and TV this week.

The week Ryan spoke to Amanda Larkin about the 'Little Dolls of Love' event; Jenn Gannon on the struggle facing single people when it comes to trying to buy a home of their own; Ken Healy on International Nurses Day; And Myles Dungan on his new book 'Four Killings'.

Jenn Gannon joined Ryan on the line to talk about the struggle facing single people when it comes to trying to buy a home of their own.

Loah's new EP of poetry from the 1920s is set to music with her first single 'The Body to the Soul' - by Eva Gore-Booth, Empty House is an anthology of new writing responding to the ever-looming climate crisis, director Conor Hanratty on King Lear , festivalinavan.com, Jenn Gannon previews season 4 of The Handmaid's Tale.

Pop Culture journalist Jenn Gannon brought us through a run-down of some of the best musician alter egos from down through the years, including Bowie's 'Ziggy Stardust', Beyonce's 'Sasha Fierce' and Eminem's 'Slim Shady'.

Jenn Gannon on the second series of This Time with Alan Partridge, composer Emma O'Halloran & soprano Claudia Boyle discuss Friday Opera Explorer series from the Irish National Opera irishnationalopera.ie , Lauren Murphy and Alan Corr review the latest albums from Teenage Fanclub to Marianne Faithfull with Warren Ellis and Adrian Crowley.

Jenn Gannon, Freelance pop culture journalist and John Maguire, Film Critic and Journalist with the Business Post, share their viewing tips for the week ahead.

Tara Brady and Darryl Jones review films including I blame society and Sisters with Transistors, 'Midfield Dynamo' is Adrian Duncan’s first collection of short stories, an eclectic collection of 12 stories, Jenn Gannon previews the new eight-part fantasy series beginning tomorrow evening on Netflix.

Jenn Gannon reviews Mare of Easttown starring Kate Winslet, the sad news today of the passing of actress Helen McCrory, author and critic Geoff Dyer's new collection SeeSaw, Pat Carty and Zara Hedderman reviews the latest albums from Imelda May, Paul McCartney and London Grammar.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn, Jay Coyle and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guest Jenn Gannon, with Andy Melhuish, Jack Hodges and others, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released every Saturday at 6pm GMT. This time, continuing our Summer of Scorsese season, Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas. Martin Scorsese is one of the defining directors in American cinema, with a host of massively successful (and cult) hits that have shaped and defined cinema across generations: Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, The Colour of Money, The Aviator, The Departed, Hugo, The Wolf of Wall Street. The Summer of Scorsese season offers a trip through his filmography via the IMDb's 250. As far back as he could remember, Henry Hill always wanted to be a gangster. However, the life that Henry leads doesn't turn out exactly as the young hoodlum might have expected, as he finds himself navigating a web of betrayal and violence involving his closest friends. At time of recording, it was ranked 17th on the Internet Movie Database's list of the best movies of all-time.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guests Louise Bruton and Jenn Gannon, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. This time, Martin Brest's Gigli. Larry Gigli is a low-level Los Angeles gangster who finds himself assigned the seemingly menial task of kidnapping and holding the brother of a district attorney hostage in the hopes of helping notorious criminal Starkman avoid prosecution. However, this seemingly simple assignment goes awry when a mysterious woman calling herself Ricki shows up, and Gigli finds himself warming to the young developmentally impaired man that he has taken under his wing. At time of recording, it was ranked 19th on the list of the worst movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.

Hayley Reynolds from dlr Libraries chats to freelance journalist Jenn Gannon about all aspects of the recent film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women by director Greta Gerwig. If you loved the film and cried like a baby or perhaps are just a huge fan of of the book, Greta Gerwig, Saoirse Ronan, Florence Plugh, or Master Timmy Chalamet, then this is the mutual appreciation space for you. Spoiler alert - this is for people who know the story of Little Women as there are multiple spoilers from the beginning.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guest Jenn Gannon, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released every Saturday at 6pm GMT. This week, Todd Phillips' Joker. In eighties Gotham, a failed clown descends into madness as the city breaks down around him. Garbage builds up in the streets as violence lurks in the alleyways. What kind of a man can survive such a world? At time of recording, it was ranked 9th on the Internet Movie Database's list of the best movies of all-time.