Podcasts about National Concert Hall

Live music and chat with the Cork musician, celebrating 20 years since his début album ‘Evening Train' with special productions at Galway Arts Festival and the National Concert Hall later this month Full details: www.mickflannery.com (for copyright reasons the full tracks performed during this interview are not available in the podcast)

On this episode of Turning Points, Patricia Killeen spoke with John McLachlan, an Irish composer. John was born in Dublin and is currently residing in Donegal.  He studied music at the Royal Irish Academy of Music and Trinity College Dublin, where he earned a PhD in musicology, focusing on the compositional techniques of Boulez, Xenakis, Lutoslawski, and Carter. His composition teachers include William York, Robert Hanson, and Kevin Volans. John's works have been performed internationally across Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Africa, and by many prominent ensembles and soloists. He has received commissions from major organizations including RTÉ NSO, New Music Dublin, Music Network, and the National Concert Hall. His music is featured on several recordings and anthologies, and his pedagogical piano works have been published in the Royal Irish Academy of Music syllabus. Notable releases include First and Drinking the Stars, both on Farpoint Recordings. In 2022, he edited and published two books by his mother, writer Leland Bardwell, and organized a literary festival in her honor. He also created a Leland Bardwell website. He is an active writer and broadcaster on contemporary music, and has contributed to the promotion of Irish music through his roles in the Association of Irish Composers and the Irish Composition Summer School. His music is available through the Contemporary Music Centre.   Paris has played a significant role in John's work. During a month spent in the CCI (Centre Culturel Irlandais) in 2023, he created a piece called: Le Dernier Bourgeon de L'avenir. Patricia met up with him the day before he returned to Ireland after spending another month in the CCI.

Irish Conductor and Musician, David Brophy will conduct National Symphony Orchestra Ireland at the National Concert Hall in a compelling programme pairing Shaun Davey's The Brendan Voyage with Dvořák's Symphony No. 9, 'From the New World'. David joined Ivan to chat about his career and upcoming shows.

Have you ever thought about what it's like to be a Conductor? How does the job actually work?Joining Kieran to discuss is Conductor Niall Kinsella, who will be playing in the National Operahouse in Wexford, and the National Concert Hall in Dublin in July.

There's an event in the National Concert Hall in Dublin tomorrow called “Let's make AI:OK for music and the creative sector” It's being run by Dr. Martin Clancy - a campaigner in the movement for ethical AI in the creative industries who joins us now.

In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox is joined by Gerry Hussey - performance psychologist, author, and founder of Soul Space- for a raw, profound conversation on mindset, mastery, and meaning. From coaching Olympic athletes to filling the National Concert Hall with nothing but belief and vision, Gerry shares the ignition moments that shaped his life's work. He opens up about overcoming debilitating anxiety as a teenager, how his mother's unconditional love set him on a path of purpose, and why real change doesn't start with tactics - it starts with truth. Whether you're an entrepreneur, athlete, or someone simply searching for clarity and courage, this episode will leave you rethinking how you show up for yourself and the world around you. Show Notes In this episode, we cover:

Chat with the RTÉ Lyric fm presenter and the soprano about bringing ‘The Hamilton Scores' to the National Concert Hall next month, with special guests and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra Further details: https://orchestra.rte.ie/

Alexis Sakellaris is a triple citizen and grew up between Europe and the US, always singing, acting, dancing their way from place to place :)They are currently performing their original queer musical comedy show A STAN IS BORN! at various theatre festivals in the UK.Alexis just finished a US tour and a run at Soho Theatre London with comedian Matt Rogers, supporting his show “Have You Heard Of Christmas?” as a featured vocalist.Madison Cole (any pronouns) is a an award-winning theatre and film maker based in London. They have a dual B.A. in English and Theatre Studies from Yale University with concentrations in Playwriting and Directing, respectively. Recently, they directed the sold-out world premiere of Daughters of the Pirate Queen at the National Concert Hall of Ireland.​Recent directorial projects include A Stan is Born at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2024, as well as Edward II at the Camden Fringe Festival 2024, both of which received London transfers. She also directed her original play Inferna in its world premiere at Riverside Studios in January 2025, to sold-out audiences.​Assistant work includes Bronco Billy: The Musical at the Charing Cross Theatre, The Worst Witch at the Tower Theatre, and Sisters at the Jack Studio Theatre. They also recently worked as 1st AD to award-winning cinematographer Steven Fierberg on the film The Spirit Lock, scheduled to release in late 2024.

Live music and chat with the two musicians - and old friends - about their involvement in the ‘Drawing from the Well' concert at the National Concert Hall in May and collaborating on their new album ‘Into The Loam Cormac: www.facebook.com/cormacbegley/ Drawing from the Well, NCH: www.nch.ie

On today's episode Danny Carroll meets Kate Ellis, cellist and artistic director of Crash Ensemble and composer Jonathan Nangle to discuss The Blue Haze Of Deep Time, a composition by Jonathan that will be premiered by Crash Ensemble at the New Music Dublin festival, on Sunday 6th April in The National Concert Hall.The work will be released on CD and digital platforms two days prior via Crash Records, and we have a little preview of it in this episode of the podcast.Drawing inspiration from the sea, incorporating field recordings, electronic and acoustic instruments, The Blue Haze Of Deep Time, marks the culmination of Nangle's residency with Crash Ensemble.If you have an interest in contemporary classical and new music, you may wish to explore some of our previous episodes from the Music Current festival 2023 and 2024, including interviews with Izumi Kimura, Lara Gallagher and the Nadar Ensemble to name a few.

Get Your Tickets Here Join us for our last Christmas show Jingle All The Way at the National Concert Hall on Saturday, December 6th, 2025 at 7pm. We have launched the presale for this event just in time for Mother's Day! I know it's a tradition for so many and that is why we are announcing this show this week. So gather your favourite women, Soul Sisters, or if you need a little hint dropped to your partner or kids... well, now's your chance! Get the girls together and drop this link into your WhatsApp group and join us for this incredible night full of joy, inspiration and fun.

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 12ú lá de mí an Mhárta, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 1986 fuair U2 a chéad ghradam ag an National Concert Hall. Ní raibh siad le chéile ach ar feadh cúpla bhliain ach fuair siad 2 ghradam do rath idirnáisiúnta. I 2003 bhí a lán daoine sásta ag Cheltenham ach ní raibh na geallghlacadóirí sásta. Bhuaigh 5 marcadh Éireannach rásaí ar an chéad lá. I 2009 fuair an bhaile Imleach nach mór 10 míle euro chun a bheith mar an baile is néata sa tír. Fuair an bhaile an gradam an bhliain roimhe agus fuair siad an t-airgead de bharr sin. I 2012 dúradh nach raibh an t-uisce san Aonach Urmhumhan go maith. Dúirt na daoine a raibh ina chónaí sa bhaile nach raibh na gcupán tae go maith a thuilleadh. Sin Diana Ross le Chain Reaction – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 1986. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 2007 bhí Amy Winehouse ar an teilifís I Meiriceá don chéad uair ag canadh Rehab ar an chlár Late Show le David Letterman. Bhuaigh sí a lán gradam leis an amhrán sin tar éis é sin ag na Grammys. I 2012 tháinig an nuacht amach go raibh Taylor Swift an t-amhránaí a fuair an méid is mó airgead I 2011. Bhí sí 22 ag an am agus fuair sí timpeall 22 milliúin dollar. Tháinig U2 sa dara háit le timpeall 20 milliúin dollar. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh amhránaí James Taylor I Meiriceá I 1948 agus rugadh aisteoir Jason Momoa I Meiriceá ar an lá seo I 1979 agus seo chuid de na rudaí a rinne sé. Beidh mé ar ais libh amárach le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo.

Regarded as the most important and influential musician on the Irish jazz scene, saxophonist/flutist and composer Michael Buckley has been playing professionally since the age of six when critics hailed him as a child prodigy. Born in Dublin city in 1971 Michael first came to prominence on an International level when, aged 10, he played flute with the legendary saxophonist George Coleman in the National Concert Hall. Though largely self-taught, his obvious talent has been developed by his father Dick Buckley, and such legends as Milt Hinton. Buckley has found his unique voice playing both saxophone and flute. Buckley has been collaborating with the World Jazz Orchestra, where Michael represented Ireland, the Edinburgh Jazz Festival Orchestra (led by Tim Hagans), and small group tours and concerts with Dave Liebman, John Abercrombie, Joey Baron, Jason Rebello, Nils Wolgram, Tom Rainey, and Chander Sardjoe, to name but a few. Now in his early 40s, Buckley is rapidly becoming the most important producer of his generation. With countless albums ranging from jazz to traditional to hip-hop, Michael is making a name for himself internationally as a producer and engineer. Buckley has also performed and toured in recent years with The Mingus Big Band, Jason Moran, Kurt Rosenwinkle, Edward Simon, Pete King, Badal Roy, Kenny Wheeler, Lee Konitz, Grant Stewart, Ingrid Jensen, Guy Barker, Greg Burk, Damon Brown, Kevin Dean, Florian Ross, soloist with the BBC big band, Albert Sanz, and Gerard Presencer among others. As well as frequent radio spots, Michael has made numerous television appearances, regularly works on film and television scores, and recently collaborated on recordings with Donovan, the Cranberries, The Coors, Jerry Lee Louis, and Johnny Mattis.

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 12ú lá de mí an Mhárta, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 1986 fuair U2 a chéad ghradam ag an National Concert Hall. Ní raibh siad le chéile ach ar feadh cúpla bhliain ach fuair siad 2 ghradam do rath idirnáisiúnta. I 2003 bhí a lán daoine sásta ag Cheltenham ach ní raibh na geallghlacadóirí sásta. Bhuaigh 5 marcadh Éireannach rásaí ar an chéad lá. I 2004 bhuaigh fear ó Baile an Mhuilinn an Lotto ach ní raibh a fhios ag aon duine cé a raibh sé. Bhuaigh an fear níos mó ná 2 milliúin euro agus dúradh gur bhuaigh sé é ar Lá Fhéile Vailintín. I 2010 bhí plean ann do chlub surfáil de na mílte milliúin euro I Lahinch. Bhí siad ag iarradh cead pleanála a fháil ó Chomhairle Chontae an Chláir. Sin Diana Ross le Chain Reaction – an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 1986. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 2007 bhí Amy Winehouse ar an teilifís I Meiriceá don chéad uair ag canadh Rehab ar an chlár Late Show le David Letterman. Bhuaigh sí a lán gradam leis an amhrán sin tar éis é sin ag na Grammys. I 2012 tháinig an nuacht amach go raibh Taylor Swift an t-amhránaí a fuair an méid is mó airgead I 2011. Bhí sí 22 ag an am agus fuair sí timpeall 22 milliúin dollar. Tháinig U2 sa dara háit le timpeall 20 milliúin dollar. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh amhránaí James Taylor I Meiriceá I 1948 agus rugadh aisteoir Jason Momoa I Meiriceá ar an lá seo I 1979 agus seo chuid de na rudaí a rinne sé. Beidh mé ar ais libh amárach le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo.

Send us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Dr. Grace O'Malley, a leading expert in childhood obesity, to explore the complex realities faced by children living in larger bodies. We discuss the societal prejudices they encounter, the challenges their families navigate, and the impact of food poverty. Dr O'Malley shares how obesity affects children's bone health and movement, reflecting on her journey into this field after noticing increased injuries and longer healing times in young patients.We dive into the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, moving beyond traditional sports science to a model involving physiotherapists, dietitians, and psychologists. Dr O'Malley highlights the physiological differences between children and adults, the long-term effects of childhood obesity, and why supportive, non-judgemental healthcare environments are crucial.Our conversation also explores broader environmental and nutritional influences, from early sugar exposure to historical lessons from Romanian orphanages. We wrap up with practical insights on fostering a healthy body image and mindset, reinforcing the deep connection between mental and physical well-being. Tune in for an insightful and compassionate conversation!Ladies, Viva La Vulva is back! Join me on Saturday, 1st March 2025, at the National Concert Hall, Dublin, for an afternoon of real talk, laughter, and expert insights on women's health. We'll be diving into peri & menopause, pelvic floor health, HRT, incontinence, sex, and more - no topic is off-limits! Last year's tour was a sell-out, and evening tickets are already sold out. We've added a 1pm matinee show to make it easier for those travelling outside Dublin, tickets are just €65 and include our legendary goodie bag worth over €100! Don't miss this unmissable event! Grab your tickets now at www.nch.ie. Thanks for listening! You can watch the full episode on YouTube here. Don't forget to follow The Laura Dowling Experience podcast on Instagram @lauradowlingexperience for updates and more information. You can also follow our host, Laura Dowling, @fabulouspharmacist for more insights and tips. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review—it really helps us out! Stay tuned for more great conversations.

We wish the Cork ETB Youth Orchestra so much joy as they take part in the Irish Association of Youth Orchestras Festival in the National Concert Hall next week! Elmarie and Conor went along to rehearsals to meet the musicians! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textIn this episode, I sit down with Professor Carel Le Roux, a leading obesity expert, to explore the science of obesity as a brain disease rather than a matter of willpower. We challenge the outdated "eat less, move more" mindset and discuss revolutionary treatments, including medications that are transforming how obesity is managed.We dive into the societal stigmas surrounding obesity, the impact of medication shortages, and how these treatments can help prevent conditions like diabetes. Professor Le Roux also shares insights on reducing "food noise," the journey toward bariatric surgery, and fostering empathy and support for those facing weight management challenges.Finally, we shift the focus from weight loss to health gains, offering a compassionate perspective on achieving sustainable wellness. With a focus on individualised care, realistic expectations, and kindness, this episode is a powerful conversation about rethinking obesity and supporting holistic health.Ladies, Viva La Vulva is back! Join me on Saturday, 1st March 2025, at the National Concert Hall, Dublin, for an afternoon of real talk, laughter, and expert insights on women's health. We'll be diving into peri & menopause, pelvic floor health, HRT, incontinence, sex, and more - no topic is off-limits! Last year's tour was a sell-out, and evening tickets are already sold out. We've added a 1pm matinee show to make it easier for those travelling outside Dublin, tickets are just €65 and include our legendary goodie bag worth over €100! Don't miss this unmissable event! Grab your tickets now at www.nch.ie. Thanks for listening! You can watch the full episode on YouTube here. Don't forget to follow The Laura Dowling Experience podcast on Instagram @lauradowlingexperience for updates and more information. You can also follow our host, Laura Dowling, @fabulouspharmacist for more insights and tips. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review—it really helps us out! Stay tuned for more great conversations.

Evelyn O'Rourke, Arts and Media correspondent, discusses the grand finale of the Veronica Dunne singing competition.

For our first episode of 2025, we're joined by pun-lover, recovering graphic designer, style icon and professional soprano Eve Stafford: the brand new president of the Limerick branch of Network Ireland, and possibly the first artist to be president of the branch!  Network Ireland is a non-profit, voluntary organisation, with over 1,000 members and seventeen very dynamic branches. Established in 1983, this is a progressive, dynamic organisation supporting the professional and personal development of women. Eve is a professional singer and classical crossover soprano from Limerick. She's best known as a wedding and events singer all across Munster for the last 14 years. In the past year she has had great success with her solo concert series, “Songbird” & recently released her debut album of the same name which includes Eve's Number 1 debut single. For the past three years, Eve has been a proud member of the National Concert Hall's outreach program ‘Health & Harmony' in association with the Alzheimer's society of Ireland performing at several concerts a month in care home settings. Eve is the 2025 President of Network Ireland Limerick, and won the Creative Professional Branch award in 2022 for the Businesswoman of the Year Awards. Buy Eve's album: https://evestafford.bandcamp.com/album/songbird-contains-one-digital-track  Join the network: https://networkireland.ie/general/register_member_type.asp? Ticket link for Eve's "Lovebird" concert at St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick:  https://www.tickettailor.com/events/evestaffordsoprano/1406402  Support The Haven Hub by texting HAVEN to 50300 –  The Limerick Lady is a grassroots movement based in Limerick, Ireland, with a focus on promoting conversation around gender, visibility, gender balance and the arts. It was founded in 2016 by award-winning (and losing) singer-songwriter Emma Langford, who hosts the podcast alongside fellow award-winning (and losing) Limerick woman, theatre-maker and musician Ann Blake. Find the Limerick Lady Podcast on all your favourite streaming platforms. New episodes drop once a month, on the third Thursday (or Thirdsday, if you will). The Limerick Lady is supported by The Limerick Post Newspaper. Support the Limerick Post at www.limerickpost.ie   

In der Béla Bartók National Concert Hall im Kulturzentrum "müpa" Budapest ist im September letzten Jahres ein groß angelegtes Aufnahmeprojekt fortgesetzt worden: ein Zyklus mit den Opern von Jean-Philippe Rameau. Der ungarische Dirigent György Vashegyi und sein Orfeo Orchestra haben sich "Les Boréades" vorgeknöpft. Ein "Neues Album", vorgestellt von Volkmar Fischer.

Send us a textThis week we're revisiting our most popular episode from February 2024, with Dr. Deirdre Lundy, a specialist in women's health and menopause, and author of The Menopause. Dr. Lundy shares her expertise on the physical and emotional changes of menopause, offering practical tips for managing symptoms like hot flushes, mood changes, weight gain, and vaginal health.We also tackle myths about treatment options for women post-cancer or with a family history of cancer, and highlight solutions for those unable to use HRT. Whether you're navigating menopause yourself or supporting a loved one, this episode is packed with understanding and empowering guidance. Tune in to revisit this open and honest conversation!This episode is brought to you by Viva La Vulva at the National Concert Hall. Join me and my esteemed guests on March 1st for open, honest conversations on women's health. Topics include pelvic floor health, sexual wellness, peri & menopause, and longevity, with expert advice to empower and inform. Tickets available at nch.ie!Thanks for listening! You can watch the full episode on YouTube here. Don't forget to follow The Laura Dowling Experience podcast on Instagram @lauradowlingexperience for updates and more information. You can also follow our host, Laura Dowling, @fabulouspharmacist for more insights and tips. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review—it really helps us out! Stay tuned for more great conversations.

Festival Productions is bringing Annie to The National Concert Hall this Christmas and Pat was joined by some of the people involved in the production: Rebecca Storm, singer and musical theatre actress, playing Miss Hannigan in festival productions of annie in the national concert hall.Tony Finnegan, co-founder of festival productions, director, actor, playing daddy warbucks.Juneta Gasiunaite, one of the actors playing annie.

Chat with the Dublin-born but UK-based clarinet-player, about her route into a career in classical music, the challenges of the nomadic life and being the first Learning and Participation artist-in-residence at our National Concert Hall

Welcome to the pod Soul Sisters! This week, Claire shares something with us all, Georgie is just off the stage at the National Concert Hall and we disucss other people's expectations!! Thank you Colgate The Good Glow Meditation Candles Smudge sticks Diary of a CEO  

This week Georgie found herself in A&E, Claire has been doing some soul searching and finding ways to truly love herself, while COLIN FARRELL brings some excitement to the streets of Dublin. It's all in there Soul Sisters. Thanks Colgate Max White Ultra Join The Good Glow at the National Concert Hall for our Christmas Show Claire's recommends West Cork Cabin

In this episode of the Warrior Artist Podcast, host Éadaoin Glynn interviews Leah Beggs, a visual artist based in Galway. Her work is semi-abstract landscapes and she is represented by the Solomon Gallery in Dublin and the Kenny Bookshop and Art Gallery in Galway. A graduate of Dun Laoghaire College of Art and Design, her work is in public collections including the Department of an Taoiseach, Trinity College Dublin and the National Concert Hall. Leah discusses: Her intuitive painting process and 'the crap pile' How moving to Connemara impacted her work How interior design and visual art are mutually beneficial industries The importance of having a studio Working with galleries The importance of being professional the challenges of balancing family time, administration and her painting practice Rejection Wandhanger hanging system Read the Blog post on my website. Follow Éadaoin Glynn and Leah Beggs on Instagram.

Topics covered : Purpose, self and collective care, connection, values, non-negotiables, balance, legacy. Gerry Hussey otherwise known as 'The Soul Coach' is a performance psychologist who has been working in the fields of health and performance for almost twenty years. I have huge respect for him and am lucky enough to call him a friend.Gerry and his wife Miriam are the founders of wellness platform ‘Soul Space' and they are bringing their show ‘Coming Home' to the National Concert Hall on the 10th of November and I know it will be an incredibly powerful day for all who attend.In this conversation he invites us to ask ourselves some important questions to help us discover what our values are, he talks about the importance of dropping judgement and he shares practical tips on how to stay regulated during challenging times. Questions to ask ourselves :What am I here to do?Who am I here to be?What's the legacy I am going to dare leave behind?What is the business I'm in?What would love do?Books :‘The Hero's Journey' by Joseph CampbellGerry's books ‘Awaken your power within' and ‘The Freedom Within'Coming Home, 10th November, NCH.SOUL SPACE presents Coming Home with Gerry & Miriam Hussey| NCH | Live Music & Events | National Concert Hall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I'm joined by Jennifer Zamparelli. In this new chapter, Jen shares everything that she went through while making one of the toughest decisions yet, to leave her show on 2FM. Jen speaks straight from the heart about her career, motherhood and everything that goes on behind the scenes on Dancing With The Stars. She also has some tips to share about self-belief. I think you're going to love it! This podcast is brought to you with thanks to Dove. Join us in the National Concert Hall for our Christmas show Let It Glow. 

The US Election, Conspiracy Theories & Capitol Attack, Donie O'Sullivan is a long way from his roots in Kerry in his role as Senior Correspondent for CNN. We know him best for his exceptional reporting, his openness about his mental health, his love for his family and his Irish sense of humour. He gives a lot of himself to the world, so today we catch up about his life in New York, all that he's experienced and how he keeps his feet on the ground. Donie went above and beyond for me today and I am so grateful to him for that. Thank you Dove for supporting The Good Glow this season. Join us at the National Concert Hall for our Christmas show. See details about our Run Club here and follow me on Instagram here.

Rachel Gorry has had the most difficult few years of her life and today she is here to tell us what it's been like to move through that time, how hard it really was and update us on how she feels today. This is a truly inspiring podcast and I cannot wait for you to hear this. Rachel, we are all behind you. If you enjoyed this podcast and you would like to be inspired to live a healthier life, why not listen to my podcast with Dr Mindy Pelz here. Thank you Dove for supporting The Good Glow this season. Join us in the National Concert Hall for our Christmas show. Join us in NYC to run the half marathon on St. Patrick's weekend. 

Charleen Murphy is one of Ireland's most successful content creators and host of podcast Hold My Drink. Not only does she inspire people all across the country with her fashion and beauty advice, over the past two years Charleen has shared something very personal with her followers after she was attacked in a Dublin restaurant. This completely unprovoked attack not only left Charleen with a scar on her head, but a completely new reality. This man was convicted and sentenced, but released without Charleen's knowledge. Today, Charleen speaks about how she felt during that time, how she's been able to grow stronger than ever in her recovery and how, how by sharing her story, she has been able to help so many people in Ireland and beyond. She also speaks about her hugely successful career, her incredible soul mate and support system, and why believing in yourself can transform your life.  Thank you Dove for supporting The Good Glow. Listen to my podcast with Tori Towey Join us at the National Concert Hall for our Christmas Show  More details about the NYC Half Marathon and keep up to date with our Chicago Half HERE. 

Chat with the musician, singer and broadcaster about her love of showcasing the Irish language through her work. She will be in the National Concert Hall for a ‘Drawing From the Well' concert with Iarla Ó Lionáird and others in October.

Tori Towey made headlines in Ireland and around the world earlier this summer, when she was placed on a travel ban in Dubai and was unable to get home. Tori worked for an airline overseas when her relationship became abusive and Tori found herself helpless and alone. Today she's here to share her story.  Important phone numbers   Women's Aid 1800 341 900 Samaritans  116123 Join us at the National Concert Hall for our Christmas Show Thank you Dove for supporting The Good Glow   Join the 14 day September Reset Challenge.

Simon Delaney chats to conductor Stephen Bell about the upcoming 'Bond' concert with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra in the National Concert Hall.

This is like a 30 minute pep talk. He's the author of The Obstacle Is The Way and has over 3 million followers on his page DailyStoic, Ryan Holiday is our guest on The Good Glow today. Why do we hold ourselves back? What's important? How can we get out of bed? We may not be able to control what happens to us, but we can control how we respond. Ryan helps millions of people around the world understand how to live better. This podcast will, for sure, make you think.  Ryan is in the Convention Centre Dublin on November 15th. Thank you Dove for all the support this season. Sign up to the September Reset. Come see our Christmas Show at the National Concert Hall. 

Chanteuse Camille O'Sullivan is joined by pianist Fearghal Murray for an exlusive live session from Studio 8, in advance of their upcoming concert with the National Symphony Orchestra singing Piaf and Brel at the National Concert Hall

Composer Bill Whelan joins Marty in studio in advance of his concert with the National Symphony Orchestra, performing new works and his iconic Riverdance score at the National Concert Hall

The gentleman that is Bill Whelan dropped by studio for a chat with Oliver. The National Symphony Orchestra will celebrate his music at the National Concert Hall on July 5th.

Dublin singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow released his seventh studio album Wide Open, Horses on June 14 and talks through its 13 songs on this track-by-track interview on the TPOE podcast. -- From the press release: In 2023, he brought Wide Open, Horses to life—on stage. He booked two nights at The National Concert Hall in Dublin, recorded a handful of lo-fi demos, practiced the material for a week, and then hit the stage. Phones weren't allowed, but James recorded it to “see what worked and what didn't work.” “I literally performed the album before it was recorded,” he smiles. “The whole point was to expose the flaws and also highlight the special little moments. It was an odd experiment, but it worked great. The notion is so simple, ‘Write songs and perform them live'. Without cameras, they were the best shows I've ever played—which is interesting because no one knew the music! Everyone was just experiencing it though. I had friends in the lobby talking to strangers. Who talks to strangers anymore? It was lovely. It was a heartening experience for everyone involved.” Galvanized by this energy, he hit the studio and assembled Wide Open, Horses. The opener and single “Never Gone” hinges on finger-picked guitar, soft tambourine, and steady handclaps as he wonders, “Cuz what the fuck are any of us really doing here? Do we even exist at all?” “It's the anchor of the record,” he notes. “It sums up the whole album; you're just trying to fight meaninglessness. I always felt like I've been trying to find meaning so I could be remembered. When you don't find it, it doesn't feel good. I got to a point where I was like, ‘I fucking love this. I don't care. If my friends, family, and people who know me as a musician love it, then I'm happy'. I regretted missing so many beautiful moments, because I'd get off stage like, ‘What's the next opportunity?' I've come to terms with the fact that when I die, I'll be forgotten, and it's okay. We all will. It felt ridiculous to fight it. Embracing it was very freeing. ‘Never Gone' is just about appreciating what's here for you in the moment. Fans got to preview the track earlier this week with a live video of McMorrow performing the track in the wilderness. “To me, the album is about finding relief from the cycle of life's pressure,” McMorrow continues. “I don't think the theory ‘modernity equals better' holds much water these days. The more technology we add, the more unhappy everyone seems to be. I don't want to move backwards, but I felt a sense of nostalgia and happiness in the album. It would be grandiose of me to think I could offer you some profound release through words and lyrics, but maybe I can…The job is to make a record I love and hopefully offer a respite. Maybe we can all get back to a life where we aren't so obsessed with trying to seek out meaning from absolutely everything.” In the end, James Vincent McMorrow simply sounds alive on Wide Open, Horses. “I'm grateful to be here,” he leaves off. “The whole process was rebuilding myself and my connection to music, who I am, and what I wanted to be when I was starting out at 20-years-old. I struggle like everyone else does, but I'm going to appreciate the fuck out of every moment I get now. When I play shows, I want them to be shows you talk about for years. Going through hardship, I'm back to a point where I can see myself very clearly in the music and I know what I can do.”

What if a single moment of inspiration could change the trajectory of your entire life? Join us on the Resonate podcast as we chat with the phenomenal guitar maestro, Pat Coldrick. From the tender age of 12, when he first heard Segovia on the radio, Pat's love for the guitar was ignited, leading him to a self-taught journey brimming with relentless dedication. Hear about Pat's return to playing in his late 40s and the creation of "Lament," a deeply moving guitar piece that touched hearts and reaffirmed his musical calling. Pat opens up about the raw emotions and cherished memories that fueled this composition. We talked about the importance of pursuing dreams at any age and how creative expression can fill an existential void, bringing fulfillment and purpose to our lives.Finally, prepare to be inspired by tales of perseverance and triumph as Pat recounts his rise from busking on Grafton Street to receiving standing ovations at the National Concert Hall. Don't miss the opportunity to hear Pat's incredible stories and insights into the world of classical guitar.Support the Show.Thanks for listening! To book a free consultation with Aideen visit https://www.confidenceinsinging.com/contact/

Soprano Megan O'Neill joined Marty in studio ahead of her first appearance with the National Symphony Orchestra, for the opening Summer Lunchtime Concert of the season at the National Concert Hall.

Henry Winkler, known for his iconic role as ‘The Fonz' in Happy Days, celebrates fifty years of his remarkable Hollywood career. And he's bringing his show ‘Henry Winkler: The Fonz and Beyond' to the National Concert Hall on June 12th.

China-born architect Yang Cho-cheng 楊卓成 (1914-2006) left his magnificent mark on Taiwan with the CKS Memorial Hall, and the National Theater and Concert Hall (NTCH) among his greatest masterpieces. This week, we've got part one of the story of how a classical Chinese-style trilogy of buildings came to stand in the heart of Taipei City. Pics and more at ⁠formosafiles.com⁠

A mother's secret recipe, true and untrue tales at Christmas and an extraordinary Holy Night, with Aingeala Flannery, John Toal, Paul Howard, Rachael Hegarty, all recorded at the National Concert Hall with music extracts from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra conducted by David Brophy and special guests Colm Warren, Maeve Smyth and Sarah Shine

Topics covered : Human emotions, family dynamics, emotional triggers, trauma, expectation, spirituality, parenthood, attachment, regulating emotions, the importance of repair, change, evolving, current situation in Gaza, shame, guilt, forgiveness.Gerry Hussey otherwise known as 'The Soul Coach' is a performance psychologist who has been working in the fields of health and performance for almost twenty years.He and his wife Miriam are the founders of wellness platform ‘Soul Space' and along with their son Eli who's 3.5 and their daughter Bethany who recently turned 1, they split their time between Ireland and Portugal and they're simply wonderful people.We spoke in Galway on the 1st of November, the day his latest book ‘The Freedom Within' was released.During our conversation, he delves into family dynamics and emotional triggers, parenthood and the importance of repair, the current situation in Palestine and the power of forgiveness.It's a thought provoking and comforting episode but make sure you're aware of the content before you listen.Gerry's show ‘The Freedom Within' is happening this Sunday the 12th of November in the National Concert Hall in Dublin and there may be a few tickets still left.Click on the link to find out…The Freedom Within | NCH | Live Music & Events | National Concert HallIf you're a fan of my pod, please follow, rate and review in all the usual places. And thanks, as always, for your support of Ready to be Real. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, I am joined by my husband Jamie as we tell you all about our surrogacy journey in Georgia and the arrival of our daughter Tahlie.  ‘Hi, my name is Tahlie. I was created 6 years ago and born on Monday. I was made when my mum got sick and I was frozen. I travelled to London for some tests then I came back home to Dublin for a few years. In 2021 I went to Ukraine but sadly a war broke out and I was rescued by an amazing man, put into his car, and driven to Slovakia. I spent some time in Bratislava and then I went back to Kiev. I went back to Bratislava for a while before taking a train to Berlin. From there I got another train to Paris and then I flew to Turkey, finally I landed in Tbilisi, Georgia where I was carried by an amazing lady for 9 months until I was born on Monday morning. My name is Native American and it means “Leaping Water”. | have leaped many seas, rivers and lakes to be here and I am 2 days old. My mum, dad and big sister Pia love me so much. My name is Tahlie Crawford, I am a miracle.' Join us for our Christmas Show in the National Concert Hall on December 3rd. Limited tickets left. Listen to my podcast with ReproMed's Dr Hans Thank you ReproMed for supporting The Good Glow  

Hey I got us an appointment with one of the world's leading Wisdom Coaches who OPRAH has described as 'revolutionary'. Dr Shefali's life changed when she admitted to herself that she wanted a divorce. Listen to her fascinating story about facing her deepest fears and stepping into the rest of her life. This inspiring story will change the way you speak to yourself about yourself and help you step into your power. Thank you ReproMed for supporting The Good Glow Join the September Reset here Come to our Christmas Show at the National Concert Hall  

Eat, Pray, Love with Emma Kehoe. After a 10 year relationship ended in betrayal, Emma started the most important relationship of her life, the one with herself. Emma speaks to me today about the end of what she thought was the rest of her life and how she picked up the pieces. THIS STORY is for all women. Whether you are married, divorced, in a relationship or not, this story will inspire you beyond belief. JOIN THE SEPTEMBER RESET Thank you ReproMed for supporting The Good Glow Come to our Christmas show at the National Concert Hall 

Richard O'Halloran speaks about being held in China for 3 years. In 2019, after travelling to China on business, he was placed on an exit ban, meaning he couldn't leave the country. It was a story that gripped the nation and today, Richard opens up about his time there, the immense pressure and anxiety he suffered, and how he ultimately overcame his biggest challenges. This is a story of hope, strength, resilience and incredible overcoming. Contact Tara O'Halloran on Instagram. Listen to Tara on The Good Glow Come to the National Concert Hall for our Christmas Show Visit ReproMed.ie HSE Drugs & Alcohol Helpline: This confidential service has both a freephone Helpline (1800 459 459) and an email support service (helpline@hse.ie). Pieta House:  Freephone: 1800 247 247

It was February 2019, when Tara O'Halloran said goodbye to her loving husband Richard, who was travelling to China on business. He had been trying to resolve a dispute between the aircraft leasing company he works for, and China's authorities. But when he arrived he was placed on an exit ban by the authorities, meaning he couldn't leave the country. Little did they know those long weeks would turn into years and it became a story that gripped the nation. Today, Tara tells her story on The Good Glow. Contact Tara on Instagram or on Twitter. This episode is brought to you with thanks to ReproMed. Join us for our Christmas Show at the National Concert Hall.