Podcast appearances and mentions of Lisa Lambe

A Christmas Miscellany from Dublin and Wexford, with Neil Hegarty, Am Cousins, Michael Harding, Denise Blake, Emer O'Kelly and Paul Howard, and music extracts from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra conducted by David Brophy and Gavin Maloney with special guests Gráinne Brookfield, Lisa Lambe and Cormac Kenevey

Continuing our Seven Ages of Man Series with The Lover by Paula Meehan and performed by Lisa Lambe.

The First Lady of Country Music, Loretta Lynn, passed away earlier this week leaving behind a legacy of country music.  Lynn, of Scot-Irish decent, was the first woman singer-songwriter in Country music, breaking down barriers for women of country music around the world.  Lynn wrote about heartache, relationships, hardships and life in "Butcher Holler", her home town.  Today, we honor the Queen of Country Music along with music from Clare Dillon, Matt McGinn & Aoife Scott, Iona Fyfe, Breahbach, Brenda Castles, Leigh Bruckerville, Bonfire Radicals, Picture This, Brian Deady, Ronan Keating, and Lisa Lambe.  It's all right here on Windy City Irish Radio.  Tune in each and every Sunday at 12:00 noon on globalirishradio.com or in WNDZ 750AM Chicago or on our website at windycityirishradio.com.  

More from our annual live show at the National Concert Hall (mix of new and archive material) with special guests Olivia O'Leary, Manchán Magan, AM Cousins, Thomas McCarthy, Eavan Boland, Paul Howard, Lisa Lambe, Caoimhe Ní Fhlaharta, Séamus Ó Flaharta, the Voice Squad, Geraldine Doherty, and Cormac Kenevey and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra

A Christmas show from the National Concert Hall with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and special guests Lisa Lambe, Cormac Kenevey, Conor Linehan, Caoimhe Ní Fhlatharta, Séamus Ó Flatharta, Lisa McInerney, Emer O'Kelly, John Toal, Denise Blake and Joe Kearney

A Christmas show from the National Concert Hall with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and special guests Lisa Lambe, Cormac Kenevey, Conor Linehan, Caoimhe Ní Fhlatharta, Séamus Ó Flatharta, Lisa McInerney, Emer O'Kelly, John Toal, Denise Blake and Joe Kearney

A special podcast episode that looks back at The Shaking Bog's Festival last September. Presenting a montage of excerpts from the festival programme this podcast is just a small taster of what happened over that magical weekend. Artists featured in this Festival Podcast, in order of appearance, include: Michael Longley, Paddy Glackin, Liz Berry, Alice Oswald, Colm Mac Con Iomaire, Kerrí ní Dochartaigh, Dara McAnulty, Lisa Lambe, Marty Rae, Melissa Harrison, Mary Coughlan and Roddy Doyle. This podcast is produced by The Shaking Bog Festival in collaboration with Coillte Nature & Mermaid Arts Centre, with funding from The Arts Council.

The audio play of Last Orders at the Dockside by Dermot Bolger Last Orders at the Dockside follows the death of an elderly docker, as his friends gather in the local pub, The Dockside, to celebrate his life. Over the course of an evening awash with songs, sharp Dublin wit and tales of life on the Docks, hidden tensions expose fault lines in their complex relationships. Last Orders at the Dockside premiered at the Abbey Theatre in September 2019, directed by Graham McLaren. This audio version of Dermot Bolger's original text was recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, Ireland, and features the original Abbey Theatre cast. Cast: Éabha Brady, Anthony Brophy, Juliette Crosbie, George Murphy, Stephen Jones, Aidan Kelly, Lisa Lambe, Bríd Ní Neachtain, Terry O'Neill and Jimmy Smallhorne Musicians: Bill Bergin, Mike Brookfield, Aindrias de Staic and Wayne Sheehy

The audio play of Last Orders at the Dockside by Dermot Bolger Last Orders at the Dockside follows the death of an elderly docker, as his friends gather in the local pub, The Dockside, to celebrate his life. Over the course of an evening awash with songs, sharp Dublin wit and tales of life on the Docks, hidden tensions expose fault lines in their complex relationships. Last Orders at the Dockside premiered at the Abbey Theatre in September 2019, directed by Graham McLaren. This audio version of Dermot Bolger's original text was recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, Ireland, and features the original Abbey Theatre cast. Cast: Éabha Brady, Anthony Brophy, Juliette Crosbie, George Murphy, Stephen Jones, Aidan Kelly, Lisa Lambe, Bríd Ní Neachtain, Terry O'Neill and Jimmy Smallhorne Musicians: Bill Bergin, Mike Brookfield, Aindrias de Staic and Wayne Sheehy

John McLoughlin is a professional guitarist and classical guitar teacher from Dublin. He has played with a huge range of artists in his career, including Damien Dempsey, Gilbert O'Sullivan, Lisa Lambe and many others. In our conversation, John tells us how he discovered his love of playing music, and shares insights into life as a professional guitarist. He also talks about the knowledge and skills needed to be successful as a musician, and why it is so important not to lose sight of one's own creativity. Episode page: www.artsinjuniorcycle.ie/podcast-episode-john-mcloughlin For more visit: www.artsinjuniorcycle.ie/podcast

Tonight sees a Concert4Cancer, aired on Virgin Media, which will see funds raised for the Marie Keating Foundation. Ronan Keating, Gary Barlow, Nathan Carter, Brian Kennedy, Lisa Lambe, Aimee, HotHouse Flowers, Paddy Casey with lots more will perform and there will be a special performance by Riverdance also. The broadcast will include messages from people who have been diagnosed with cancer, including John Wall from Quin. On Friday's Morning Focus, Gavin Grace speaks to John Quinn, local cancer patient, Liz Yates from the Marie Keating Foundation and singer Brian Kennedy about the importance of the fundraiser in the midst of the Covid pandemic.

'The Big Pause' Pantisocracy S5 E1 Host Panti Bliss is back with Pantisocracy and in Season 5 after the covid19 long lockdown she's meeting three guests who had their dream projects stalled by what we're calling 'The Big Pause'. Panti meets writer Mark O'Connell, 'Notes from an Apocalyse' novelist Cauvery Madhaven 'The Tainted' and singer and actor Lisa Lambe. In this audio you hear Lisa singing a song she wrote inspired by a short story by the Irish writer Mary Lavin 'One Drop of Rain'. During the show Lisa also shares a song from her album 'Juniper' which was launched during lockdown. In this performance she is accompanied by guitarist John O'Loughlin. for more go to pantisocracy.ie/s5e1/ to find out more about Lisa - www.lisalambe.ie You can hear the radio broadcast of Pantisocracy on RTE Radio 1 July 9th 10pm and on podcasts everywhere. Catch the video of Lisa's performance online with the show. Pantisocracy is an Athena Media production for RTE Radio - the producer is Helen Shaw, the digital editor is John Howard. All rights rests with the content creators and performers involved in the show and can not be used without direction permission ©AthenaMedia2020

With guests; Lisa Lambe & guitarist John McLoughlin, Mark O'Connell, Cauvery Madhavan.

Pantisocracy S5 E 1 - 'The Big Pause' Panti Bliss shares her own experience of lockdown in her return to Pantisocracy and a new Panti Monologue 'The Big Pause'. You can read the monologue here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LrD35fQWiOjBxPYeTy1K-Djgp3QPxZjgY7KOzRtVXec/edit?usp=sharing Watch it on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/432468788 ____________ For her first show back host Panti Bliss is talking to three people whose dream projects were launched into the world during a global pandemic and lockdown. Panti meets singer/actor Lisa Lambe who talks about a sense of grieving when all her plans for her album 'Juniper', the result of two years work, were derailed. With Lisa is award winning author Mark O'Connell whose prophetic work 'Notes on an Apocalyse' was published in lockdown and his doomsday vision became a reality. Joining Lisa and Mark is Indian Irish writer Cauvery Madhavan whose new novel 'The Tainted', traces an love story set in 1920s India during the mutiny of Irish soldiers serving with the British Army who rebelled when they heard of Black and Tan atrocities happening at home. For more go to pantisocracy.ie/s5e1 and do check out the videos of the episode and Lisa's performances.

Lisa Lambe is one of Ireland's most recognised & in-demand performers she chats to Seán on the release of her new album 'Juniper', the best feature length documentaries available on digital platforms chosen by Rioghnach Ni Ghrioghair & Chris Wasser, music & chat with multi-instrumentalist Barry Kerr, winner of the Liam O' Flynn Award for 2020.

On this Bank Holiday weekend, Hollwood legends Steve Martin & Martin Short talk to Miriam about their comedy tour, Shay Healy & John McColgan on their long friendship & upcoming tribute show to Shay. Dirtbirds comedy duo Sinead Culbert & Sue Collins & live music from Irish singer & actress Lisa Lambe.

EP41 Lisa Lambe special in honour of her forthcoming second album and headline show at Tradfest on Jan 25th! Live from the Oliver St. John Gogarty in Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland

Joanna McNicholas meets fishermen on Achill Island - Francis O’Donnell of the Irish Fish Producers Organ on suspension of herring fishing in the Celtic Sea. Francis Kelly coastal rowing in Dingle & singer Lisa Lambe's Fiddler’s Green from the Abbey Theatre’s prod. of a new play by Dermot Bolger 'Last Orders at The Dockside'.

Only 24 and already one of the top players in Ireland, Jake just returned from a 16 month US tour with Niall Horan. Jake talks about the difference in cultures between Ireland and America, and his experiences touring around the states… copper coins, Japan, growing up with a dad who played guitar, the pluses & minuses of going to music college, and more. Very nice and mello convo: Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

The Jimmy's Hall company, led by Michael John McCarthy, recorded three of the tracks from this production; A Stor Mo Chroi, Bean Phaídín and Faithful Departed. Jimmy's Hall is adapted from Paul Laverty's film script, directed by Graham McLaren. Recorded in Open Door Studios, Limerick by Joe Mulcahy. Bean Pháidín / Out On The Ocean Vocals: Bríd Ní Neachtain, Lisa Lambe & Company Bodhrán: Muiris Crowley Fiddle: Aindrias de Staic Guitar: Alan Devally Cajon: Brian Gilligan Bones: Bosco Hogan Flute: Catherine Bell Piano: Andrew Linnie

In a special Christmas Day edition of Pantisocracy the ‘cabaret of conversations’ host Panti Bliss, the Unofficial ‘Queen’ of Ireland, hosts a gathering exploring how we draw upon the traditions of being Irish, in language, music, song, poetry and dance to re-imagine anew ourselves and our place in the world. Her guests in this festive edition are singer and actor Lisa Lambe, Hot House Flowers frontman Liam Ó Maonlaí, former Riverdance star Colin Dunne, musician Seán Mac Erlaine and the poet Doireann Ní Ghríofa. The programme features performances by Lisa Lambe, Liam Ó Maonlaí, Seán Mac Erlaine and Doireann Ní Ghríofa. www.pantisocracy.ie for more

A worldwide star of music, theatre, and musical theatre, Lisa Lambe can do it all. Here she chats about her formative years with Billie Barry, her appearances on the iconic Late Late Toy Show, her training at Trinity, and weaving her twin passions of Theatre and Music into a brilliant career. It’s the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast, Series 2, Episode 24 – Enjoy!

Claire was joined in studio by singers Simon Morgan and Lisa Lambe who performed some festive favourites. Aonghus McAnally and Eoin Sweeney took a trip down memory lane via the RTE archives. Writer, director and actor Seamus O'Rourke treated us to some Christmas tales and psychotherapist Ray O'Neill gave us some seasonal advice.

This is Part 2 of the REAL Country IRISH special filled with highlights from my adventure through the country mixed with both Irish and Australian tunes from Lisa Lambe, John Williamson, Melinda Schneider, Beccy Cole, Emmy Lou Harris, The Bushwackers, and Maura O’Connel... All on the REAL Country IRISH special part 2! Subscribe or listen FREE here: iTunes: http://bit.ly/1fHY1dH TuneIn: http://tun.in/tfQEys Web: http://www.RealCountryMix.com/ Listening on iTunes? We'd love a 5 star review!

To celebrate St Patrick's weekend, this week's show features new music from Conor O'Brien of Villagers, Lisa Lambe backed by a cappella group the Keynotes, and more from Cerys Matthews.

This week Roisin is joined by Ross O'Carroll-Kelly's creator Paul Howard and the multi-talented Lisa Lambe to talk about about their lives on stage, page and screen.